WEAU News Headlines

Wisconsin's frontcourt players are turning into stars with stirring performances in the NCAA Tournament.

President Barack Obama could be facing new pressure from members of Congress who want to move forward with new legislation imposing sanctions on Iran.

Rothschild police say a 53-year-old construction worker was injured when a beam fell and pinned him during a road project.

Gov. Scott Walker says he believes stakeholders hoping to build a new arena for the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team will be able to find a feasible financing option.

Authorities have declared the shooting death of a 68-year-old South Milwaukee woman as a homicide.

A veteran journalist is hoping her presentation to Chippewa Valley Technical College encourages students and staff to learn about the state budget proposal.

Nearly 1,000 students at UW-Stout got a chance to hear from a Holocaust survivor Monday evening.

Area law enforcement agencies are learning to handle child abduction cases better.

A Mondovi man who saved a girl from from a fire will be one of the twenty newest recipients of the Carnegie Medal.

For more than two decades Gracia Anderson served on the Osseo-Fairchild School Board and was a substitute teacher in nearly every classroom in the district. While never a certified teacher herself, her one true love is children and to watch them learn. When asked what her best day would be, it was to "go back to class" and "be with kids."

The 36-hole course is located off S. 82nd Avenue in the Tower Ridge Recreation Area, town of Seymour.

Whistleblowers and family members of veterans who died at a Tomah Department of Veterans Affairs medical center say they want lawmakers to enforce accountability and reform the hospital.

Forty-one-year-old Jeffery Trevino had challenged his conviction. Jurors convicted Trevino in October 2013 of second-degree unintentional murder in the killing of 30-year-old Kira Steger.

The mother of a man killed by a Milwaukee police officer hopes to get a million moms from around the nation to march in Washington, D.C. on Mother's Day.

Joshua Schuster pleaded no contest to three felony drug charges. Several other charges were dismissed but read in.

The crash happened just before 7 a.m. Saturday.

OSHA says during an inspection on Oct. 1, 2014, it found two willful, four repeated and 12 serious safety violations, including lack of training and personal protective equipment. The agency has proposed fines of $102,180 for the Barron-based company.

More than two million men and women are living with breast cancer in America today.

The Clark County Sheriff's Department says 74 year-old Velva A. Engel from Abbotsford was pronounced dead at the scene.

An independent investigation has found a southeast Minnesota zoning official used his power to retaliate against people who opposed silica sand mining.