WEAU News Headlines

Police now say an officer shot a man after chasing him near Starr Ave. on Eau Claire's north side Wednesday afternoon.

An analysis of TV ad spending in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race finds incumbent Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has spent more than $510,000.

The chief executive of Starbucks is expected to meet with the family of a Milwaukee man killed by a police officer.

A teenager suspected in an overnight stabbing is being held in jail.

Traevon Jackson lost his starting job at Wisconsin. But the senior is grateful to get a chance to return to the Final Four with the Badgers.

Crews have a stretch of State Highway 64 blocked off near the scene of a traffic crash.

Hillary Rodham Clinton says the governor of Arkansas should veto a bill involving religious objections in her former state.

Gov. Scott Walker's promise of a "big announcement" on April Fool's Day turned out to have nothing to do with presidential politics.

A Lutheran pastor has resigned in La Crosse days after a vile, hateful email was sent from his home account to a Milwaukee blogger.

Thinking of building a home? The Chippewa Valley Home Builders Association shares its "Don't be Fooled" list of top 5 tips for choosing a contractor.

As spring arrives, so does the end of calendar parking for some cities.

U.S. construction spending slipped for the second month in February, pulled down by a drop in single-family home building.

Investigators in Rusk County have identified the two men accused of stealing items worth more than $90,000 in a string of burglaries.

Shoppers in Brown County will soon have a little extra cash in their wallets.

A new state law is taking effect that greatly expands the collection of DNA samples by law enforcement officials.

Athletes at Augusta Middle School will have some new gear for the upcoming football season.

State education officials say more Wisconsin high school graduates are taking Advanced Placement exams and earning scores high enough for college credit.

A 67-year-old Oconomowoc woman has been cleared of criminal charges for the second time after leaving her loaded handgun in a Brookfield church last year.

Every month all of us here at WEAU and our friends at Gordy's Market are thrilled to present one school in our area with $3,000 in Box Tops for Education, courtesy of General Mills. It's through a program we've been doing for months now called 'Schools Rule!'

Street lights in the Chippewa Valley could soon become more cost efficient.