WEAU News Headlines

It's a worst case scenario. A car collides with a school bus, causing it to flip over, trapping people inside.

The Village of Lake Hallie held a special meeting Monday to discuss some possible traffic changes at three intersections.

Financial issues were discussed by the Eau Claire School Board, Monday night.

Law enforcement officers are trained to protect and serve, but that doesn't come without a cost and sometimes those costs are deadly.

The chilly spring weather didn't stop hundreds of people from playing a round of golf Monday afternoon.

The annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign highlighting driver safety kicks off Monday.

The death investigation in Jackson County continues.

Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed into law a prohibition on cities and towns imposing local ordinances preventing fracking and other potentially environmentally harmful oil and natural gas activities.

A Wisconsin man has been ordered to pay more than $2,300 for mistakenly shooting and killing a grizzly bear in northwestern Montana.

Eau Claire Fire & Rescue along with other local organizations have a summer program that places life jacket loaner boards near area waterways. Granting boaters and swimmers in western Wisconsin access to life jackets if needed.

Agriculture economists say bird flu could cost the two states hardest hit, Iowa and Minnesota, nearly $1 billion and the virus is still spreading.

On Monday, the Tomah VA Medical Center released its 30-day plan to address issues at the center.

The pavilion will be located near the new bathrooms and will have an awning on the back.

The walk raised more than $54,000, just shy of their $60,000 goal they had for this year.

Chippewa Falls Winner to Claim $120,000

A new grocery store is open today in Chippewa Falls.

The Dallas area has been shaken by a 3.3 magnitude earthquake.

The Milwaukee Brewers are set to unveil a new attraction honoring former owner Bud Selig's long association with the team.

The Republican co-chair of the Legislature's budget-writing committee says he would like to see funding for public schools increase $75 per student.

The Legislature's budget-writing committee won't be voting on transportation issues as originally planned this week.