WEAU News Headlines

A growing La Crosse Summer Food Service Program is making sure no child goes hungry, at any time of the day.

The Department of Natural Resources is seeking the public's help with a case involving the illegal fatal shooting of an American Bald Eagle in St. Croix County.

The Chippewa Valley Technical College Board has given preliminary approval of next year's budget, which the school says cuts spending.

Voting ends Thursday to advance Eau Claire to the next round of Outside Magazine's "America's Best Town" contest.

A man is dead following a head on collision with a milk truck.

A forum focusing on improving agriculture health and safety was held at UW-Eau Claire Thursday.

Blair Diehl pleaded no contest to two counts of repeated sexual assault of a child in Eau Claire County court. Several other charges were dismissed but read in.

25-year-old Randy Desjardins was ordered to serve five years of probation in Rusk County court Wednesday. He also received credit for 306 days he served in jail.

One of the three suspects charged in a string of armed robberies has been sentenced.

We now know the cause of death of a former Fall Creek woman whose body was found in the St. Croix River.

A new analysis by the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau says a Republican-approved expansion of the private-school voucher program could cost up to $800 million over the next decade.

The drawing was taken immediately to the Tomah Police Department, and police then alerted the school district.

Construction has started on the Twin Ports' largest project to improve freight transportation in decades.

The head of the Federal Communications Commission is proposing that the government agency expand a phone subsidy program for the poor to include Internet access.

A prosecutor has presented a bloodstained T-shirt and sweater along with a sliced coat all worn by a man who says he was stabbed by TV actor Dustin Diamond in a Wisconsin barroom scuffle.

Mercury Marine has announced plans for a 45,000-square-foot expansion at its Fond du Lac headquarters, solidifying its presence just a few years after considering a move.

Gov. Scott Walker says he remains opposed to a vehicle registration fee increase or gas tax hike to help pay for state highway construction and repair in Wisconsin.

An Oshkosh zoo had to euthanize a wolf after the animal bit a child.

The Wisconsin contestants in the Scripps National Spelling Bee have been eliminated.

A Marshfield man has been found guilty for allegedly stealing more than $50,000 in a Green Bay Packers ticket scam.