WEAU News Headlines

On Tuesday morning, District Attorney Gary King announced his decision in the case in a news release.

A government wildlife researcher says he's found that rabbits and skunks can become infected with the bird flu virus and shed it enough to infect ducks, evidence that small mammals could contribute to the spread of bird flu on farms.

Eau Claire's Confluence Arts Center is getting a financial boost from a power company.

A president who led the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel through the economic challenges of a recession and a shift in advertising revenue while maintaining prize-winning journalism plans to retire next month.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has suspended the law license of former New Berlin Mayor James Gatzke for mishandling the affairs and money of a woman whose husband killed himself in 2005.

A La Crosse man was injured when the semi-trailer truck he was driving lost control in Buffalo County on Monday afternoon.

Donald Trump is moving quickly to install political operatives in more than a dozen states.

A military judge is delaying the start of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's military trial until February.

There is a thought-provoking question circulating the country right now. How might my life be better with less?

Vintners at Wollersheim Winery in southwestern Wisconsin say a devastating May frost has resulted in the worst crop loss in about three decades.

More tests will be done to determine how small amounts of antifreeze and propylene made it into the drinking water at a Hartford elementary school.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office says a 9-year-old girl struck earlier this month by a bullet fired from outside her home has died.

All employees will transition to the new salary schedule on July 1st, 2016.

Spring can be a difficult time of year for gardeners, as Mother Nature sways between giving us warm and cool temperatures. But for the past several nights, she's giving farmers and gardeners, the cold shoulder.

Lake Hallie village leaders meet in closed session Monday, to discuss how to handle a lawsuit that's been filed against them.

Monday marked two weeks since the start of the County Highway X construction and businesses along the highway's strip are feeling the burden.

A study recently released through UW-Eau Claire is trying to find answers for some tough questions regarding the climate on campus.

It’s a view we've seen for years now every summer, tubers floating down the Chippewa River, but with construction underway on the Water Street Bridge, is it still safe for floaters?

Eau Claire County will soon be better prepared to deal with infections patients get when receiving medical care.

The River Street/Bridge Street roundabout will be subject to lane closures over the next two weeks.