WEAU News Headlines

Democrats were in Eau Claire calling for changes to Governor Walker's proposed budget.

U.S. Representative Sean Duffy met with the people of western Wisconsin Wednesday to answer questions and discuss their concerns.

A number of local high schools are trying to join forces to keep hockey as an extracurricular option for students.

Craft brewing is a nearly 40 billion dollar industry that supports more than 150,000 jobs across the country. That's why lawmakers on Capitol Hill are getting involved.

City leaders in Black River Falls are faced with a decision on what to do with their police department after voters approve a referendum about it by just two votes.

About half of the dorm rooms have been rented, just two weeks after the Eaux Claires Music Festival announced they would be available for fest-goers.

After being confined to a wheel chair for nearly four decades, an Arkansaw,WI woman is taking her first steps.

Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that will allow state judges to issue restraining orders against anyone who uses technology to harass a Wisconsin resident from anywhere in the country.

Ways to handle bullying and healthy eating were just some of the topics at this year's 37th annual Fit Kids event.

Local high school students stepped into the real world today. They got a chance to learn what it's like to live with real life expenses at the Real Life Academy.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson has filed a federal lawsuit to try to ensure she is not removed from her post.

The state of Wisconsin has joined a federal lawsuit challenging new limits on carbon emissions from power plants.

Wednesday morning, a DOC spokeswoman said Matthew Vis, 31, is at the Sturtevant Transitional Facility.

The sheriff’s deputy accused of drunk driving while off-duty has been named.

There is now a new provider of birth to three services in Eau Claire County.

Mini-shots of hard alcohol will soon be offered at liquor and grocery stores in Wisconsin under a bill Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law.

Spending topped more than $1.1 million on television advertising on a pair of Wisconsin Supreme Court contests decided in Tuesday's election.

The Eau Claire City-County Health Department Family Planning Clinic is increasing efforts to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections.

Drivers, walkers and bikers will notice new banners on some downtown Eau Claire streets this week.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been convicted in the 2013 bombing of the Boston Marathon.