WEAU News Headlines

Police say an Altoona woman who had been missing for one week has been found safe.

The last of three inmates who escaped from the St. Croix Correctional Facility has been taken into custody in Minneapolis.

There was gunfire at a funeral for an uncle and nephew killed in a double homicide last week.

Coach Mike McCarthy said the 6-foot-3, 226-pound Hundley "threw the ball well."

About 300,000 people have walked through central Moscow holding portraits of relatives who fought in World War II.

It's practically an official holiday in Minnesota.

Iowa agriculture officials say bird flu will claim an additional 4 million Iowa egg-laying chickens on two more farms in a county already hit by the disease.

A poll finds that many people in the United States question whether the Supreme Court can rule fairly in the latest litigation that's jeopardizing President Barack Obama's health care law.

Spain's prime minister says a military transport plane has crashed near southwestern Seville airport killing its crew. It is not known if others were injured.

The Chippewa Valley Theater Guild held its 6th Annual Fairytale Ball Friday night.

More than 670 students from CVTC walked across a stage and got their diplomas Friday night.

Deputies say 23-year old Edgar Tecpile was driving a car, crossed the center of the road, and rolled several times into the ditch.

Cupcakes were judged on appearance, theme, taste, smell and originality.

Debra Lynn Lilley was last seen in the area of 2300 Spooner Avenue on Friday May 1st at approximately 9:30 AM.

Petting zoos, carnival rides, and concessions, some of the many attractions that were once a part of Myrick Hixion Park in La Crosse. Nearly 10 years ago the zoo was shut down due to funding reasons. Now, community members are trying to bring back the zoo they once loved.

A school district is in need of money to put playground equipment at the site of a new elementary school.

As signs for garage sales are popping up around the area the Wisconsin Bureau of Consumer Protection is reminding thrift shoppers to watch out for recalled items.

Saturday is the 23rd Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. Letter carriers will be collecting food left out next to mailboxes and in post offices.

The sheriff's department says it happened Friday morning just before 8:30 in the Town of Auburndale.

Eau Claire Police say four area businesses have reported fake bills being used within the last week.