WEAU News Headlines

Reach, Incorporated says it's about to stop providing a program for some children with delays and disabilities in Eau Claire County.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has moved 26 elk from Kentucky to Jackson County in hopes of establishing a second herd in the state.

The Wisconsin Badgers are headed back to the Elite Eight as they topped North Carolina 79-72 Thursday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Many Wisconsites will be glued to their TV screens as March Madness continues. The Badgers take on North Carolina tonight and the party has already begun for many.

The organization will eliminate its Parent Child Birth to Three program and stop offering Education and Service Coordination services at the end of the month.

In about two months a new bike trail will connect the west side of Eau Claire to the downtown area.

An Amish family in Fairchild now has a sign on their home ordering them to leave.

Eau Claire Energy Cooperative announced this week that it would be partnering with Able Energy Co. to bring the largest solar field project to the area.

Police are looking for a suspect believed to be involved in a possible armed robbery at an Eau Claire home.

Court records show a Michigan man suspected of killing a rookie Wisconsin state trooper after robbing a bank was part of a group of skinheads who attacked black and Hispanic people nearly 20 years ago.

Some brush sites in Eau Claire County will be opening this weekend.

Governor Scott Walker issued Executive Order #154 today ordering the United States flag and State of Wisconsin flag to be flown at half-staff in honor of Trooper Trevor Casper, who was killed in the line of duty Tuesday.

Four suspects in a string of thefts are also accused of smoking meth in a house where children were inside.

The English language arts portion of the Badger Exam that was scheduled to be given to students in grades 3-8 across Wisconsin as soon as Monday has been delayed by two weeks.

A large fire and partial building collapse in New York City have critically injured one person.

The Ho-Chunk Nation asserted their sovereign authority to establish a base minimum wage of $10.00/hour for their workforce.

State regulators have approved plan to build a $500 million-plus power line from western Wisconsin to Middleton.

Emergency crews are responding to a reported bridge collapse along an interstate in Central Texas.

Investigators do not suspect foul play in the death of a teenager who was found Thursday morning after a search.

Blood tests show a Madison Police officer who killed a man was sober after the shooting.