WEAU News Headlines

For its 25th year anniversary, Fairfax Pool has upgraded and added some equipment that includes an inflatable platform and a new kiddy slide area.

Local Veterans gathered in Eau Claire today to remember and thank those who have served our military.

UW- Stout Chancellor Bob Meyer has announced budget cuts that will save the university more than $2 million.

Marques Haynes, the Harlem Globetrotters star often called the greatest dribbler in basketball history, has died.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton says all of the information contained in her emails from her time as secretary of state related to Benghazi, Libya, was handled appropriately.

A judge has committed a former Dane County sheriff's deputy with Lou Gehrig's disease to a mental health institution after a jury earlier found he was not legally responsible for killing his wife and sister-in-law.

Milwaukee Brewers reliever Will Smith has been suspended for eight games for having a foreign substance on his pitching arm during a game at Atlanta.

A southern Illinois judge has granted Drew Peterson's request to delay his trial on charges that the former suburban Chicago police sergeant plotted to kill the prosecutor who helped convict him in the death of his third wife.

Benjamin Craig, 33, was ordered to serve five years in prison followed by six years of extended supervision.

Lawmakers on the Legislature's budget-writing committee have killed Gov. Scott Walker's plan to eliminate a small state agency that approves and regulates for-profit colleges.

A man was reportedly pronounced dead after collapsing at his Milwaukee apartment, but then started moving his limbs.

Real men could wear pink in the woods under a bill legislators are preparing to unveil next week that would legalize blaze pink for hunters.

A jury has convicted a man for assaulting a woman and a string of car thefts nearly two years ago.

Weather has slowed cleanup efforts at the site of an oil spill that fouled a California shoreline.

QPR is essentially the CPR of Mental Health, and getting trained can save lives.

The National Weather Service says there's a slight chance for severe weather along the Texas-New Mexico border and rainfall over the Memorial Day weekend will likely cause flash flooding across the southern Plains.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious package found on the lower level of New York City's Grand Central Terminal and have closed the area to the public.

A judge has tossed a portion of a lawsuit that alleged negligence against a cement company in the death of a 12-year-old central Florida girl who committed suicide after being bullied.

U.S. consumer prices were up slightly in April, but overall gains were held back by another decline in energy costs that offset the biggest one-month jump in medical care in eight years.

Milwaukee police say a motorcyclist killed in an overnight crash is a city alderman.