WEAU News Headlines

According to the Eau Claire County Sheriff's Department, there's a growing concern about people shooting at signs on power poles.

This week, prosecutors in Chippewa County filed several felony charges against Eric Hall, 39.

A federal appeals court says the Ho-Chunk Nation can legally offer video poker at its Madison casino.

Crews blocked off a road as they cleaned up an anhydrous ammonia spill.

INSIDE: Items of interest at the first crowdless major league baseball game.

A Rockford man has pleaded guilty to killing a woman at a at a northern Illinois highway rest stop a day after he allegedly killed a co-worker.

A suburban Denver 4-year-old came home from school disappointed, with untouched Oreos and a note from her teacher.

Republicans controlling Congress are moving ahead with their budget for the upcoming year -- and heading into a veto confrontation with President Barack Obama.

A Kenosha man charged with killing a teenager in 1990 has been ordered to stand trial in Fond du Lac County.

Republican legislators are circulating a bill that would merge Wisconsin's two major economic development agencies into a new entity.

New data from the U.S. Department of Transportation shows that the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport no longer has the highest fares in the nation.

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he doesn't have the votes to repeal prevailing wage but will look to reform it.

A state prison inmate is charged with trying kill another prisoner and with attacking a corrections officer.

Final election results show that fewer than two out of every 10 possible voters cast ballots in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race earlier this month.

Results of the April 7 Wisconsin election have been certified, including a constitutional amendment that gives justices of the state Supreme Court the ability to elect who will serve as chief justice.

Cycling enthusiasts are planning a new bike riding event across southern Wisconsin from Dubuque, Iowa, to Kenosha.

A new report from a women's legal advocacy group says some insurance plans offered on the health overhaul law's new marketplaces violate its requirements for women's health.

A new festival set to take place at the former Chippewa Valley Renaissance Faire Grounds this summer has received thousands in state grant money.

A former Polk County jailer is due in court Friday on charges of sexually assaulting at least five female inmates.

We now know the name of the woman killed when a car collided head-on with a milk truck Tuesday morning.