WEAU News Headlines

Customers who like to shop at department store outlets could soon have yet another choice.

Hundreds of graduation ceremonies were held across the nation, Saturday. UW-Eau Claire held two separate commencement ceremonies, wishing their graduating students luck as they enter the "real world."

People laced up their tennis shoes and went for a run for a good cause Saturday.

Memorial Day weekend is a time many come together to honor loved ones, and on Saturday the Elks Lodge in Eau Claire hosted their second annual veterans celebration.

A mother who survived a shooting on the Trestle Trail Bridge in Menasha has gone home from the hospital.

The Kenosha County Sheriff's Office says it's investigating potential animal abuse on two farms where over 80 dead calves have been found amid deplorable conditions.

Milwaukee police are investigating a crash that killed two women in their 20s.

An Army Reservist from Milwaukee who was killed in the 2009 Fort Hood shootings has been awarded the Purple Heart.

Racine County sheriff's officials have identified the victim of a fire that broke out in a House on a Fox River island in Waterford.

On Saturday, May 23, 2015 at approximately 1:20 A.M., the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Office responded to a one-vehicle roll-over crash with both occupants ejected.

Monroe County Sheriff Scott Perkins reports the Monroe County 911 Communications Center received a call of a pickup versus tractor crash with possible injuries which occurred at approximately 5:42 P.M. on May 22, 2015 in the Township of Tomah.

Authorities say a Milwaukee alderman who was killed in motorcycle crash was driving drunk.

It's been one year since a canoeist drowned on Lake Altoona and his family hopes the tragedy serves as a reminder about the importance of water safety.

The Department of Natural Resources says a fish release will help improve water quality in the Chippewa River.

Gov. Scott Walker has appointed the son of a president of a foundation that supports conservative causes to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents.

The Tomah V.A. Medical Center honored veterans this Friday afternoon in their annual Memorial Day ceremony.

So far this year, two children have already died in the country because of heatstroke in vehicles.

In January, Mick Caron got into a crash that left him with life-threatening injuries.

23 year-old John B. Cook faces one count of first-degree intentional homicide.

The Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office would like to make the public aware that the Sheriff’s Office phone numbers of 715-839-4709 and 715-839-4707 have been compromised.