WEAU News Headlines
Man dies in alley moped accident in Marshfield
A man from Loyal was killed after a moped accident.
Democrats say proposed merger should be put on hold
The Democratic leader of the state Assembly says Gov. Scott Walker's proposed merger of the state's chief economic development agency with one that hands out low-interest housing loans should be "put on ice."
Kohler's CEO relinquishes position to son
The man who leads the company that bears his name in Kohler is ending his 43-year tenure as its chief executive.
Regulators vote on Wisconsin Energy acquisition
Wisconsin regulators are considering a $9 billion transaction that combines Wisconsin Energy Corp. and Integrys Energy Group.
March, rally planned to mark death of man killed by police
The family of a man killed by a Milwaukee police officer plans to mark the one-year anniversary of his death with a march that ends in the downtown park where he was shot.
Half Moon Lake to close Thursday for chemical treatment
Half Moon Lake in Eau Claire will be closed to boaters and swimmers Thursday as the DNR prepares to use a chemical treatment to rid it of invasive plants.
Wood County man killed in logging accident
A man is killed Wednesday when deputies say a tree fell on top of him in Wood County.
Area drivers weigh in on raising speed limit to 70 mph
Things may be speeding up soon on interstates as Wisconsin Republicans say they've reached an agreement to increase the speed limit to 70 mph on some stretches of interstates and highways.
Construction begins on $68,000,000 project in downtown La Crosse
After months and months of planning, construction began this week on a new development in downtown La Crosse.
Paying it forward: Osseo fifth grader show the community how
A fifth grader from Osseo is teaching the community what it means to pay if forward.
Man killed in Wood Co. logging accident
The department has not identified the man.
School bus involved in three-vehicle crash near Mondovi
It happened north of Mondovi on State Highway 37 late Wednesday afternoon.
Search continues for missing woman in Stillwater
Russell is a graduate of Fall Creek High School and attended UW-Eau Claire in the spring and summer of 2014.
ASSIGNMENT 13: The High Stakes of Higher Education
On the national level, regulation is tightening to ensure for-profit college students get what they pay for, but Wisconsin is about to back away from that.
Man ordered held after alleged threats in Islamic State case
A Minneapolis man has been ordered detained after authorities say he threatened law enforcement officers after six other men were arrested for allegedly trying to join the Islamic State group in Syria.
Working moms luncheon provides advice for parents,caregivers
Being a mother can be hard, but an event held today in Eau Claire hopes to provide some balance for mothers and their families.
Chippewa Falls School District superintendent accepts job in Sun Prairie
Dr. Bradford Saron, who has been with the Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District since July 2013, has verbally accepted the position of District Administrator for the Sun Prairie School District.
Braun hits solo homer, grand slam as Brewers beat Reds 8-3
Ryan Braun hit his fourth career grand slam and a solo homer Wednesday, powering the Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds that provided a one-day respite from their awful start.
Authorities charge dozens in alleged SE Wisconsin drug ring
Authorities have announced charges against dozens of people in an alleged drug-dealing operation in southeastern Wisconsin.
Mail carriers and United Way to stamp out hunger
The National Association of Letter Carriers are having their 23rd Annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive on Saturday, May 9th. Stamp Out Hunger is the nation’s largest single-day food drive, having collected more than one billion pounds of food since its inception as a national food drive in 1993.