WEAU News Headlines

The Chippewa Falls Police Department is moving their police auctions online.

Marinette County authorities have identified a man they think was killed by a bank robbery suspect.

An Osseo woman is facing a charge of second degree recklessly endangering safety after a road rage incident.

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to help investigate Andy Huth’s activities.

The Department of Workforce Development today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ estimates of unemployment and employment statistics for metro areas, major cities and counties in Wisconsin.

On Wednesday, the Dunn County Sheriff's Office announced that it took four men and three women into custody.

University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross says he'll quit if he can't convince legislators to reduce a $300 million cut that Gov. Scott Walker wants to impose on campuses.

Fees paid by everyone from nurses to boxing judges in Wisconsin will not change over the next two years.

A senior U.S. official says the U.S. has begun airstrikes in Tikrit in support of a stalled Iraqi ground offensive to retake the city from Islamic State fighters.

Two Eau Claire men are charged after police say they broke into area storage units.

A consultant says it's not feasible to move to a self-insurance model for Wisconsin state employees next year.

Green Bay Packers receiver Jordy Nelson has had offseason surgery on his hip.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the bipartisan House deal protecting doctors from steep cuts in Medicare fees would cost $214 billion over the coming decade.

A judge running for a spot on Wisconsin's Supreme Court is calling incumbent Justice Anne Walsh Bradley an activist.

Senate Democrats have proposed federal legislation to strengthen safety standards for trains that carry volatile shipments of crude oil.

Investigators say a U.S. Marine who was killed when a civilian plane struck his government truck was escort to a construction crew working near a runway at an Arizona military base when the accident occurred.

A federal appeals court says that since Wisconsin does not plan to enforce a photo identification requirement for the April 7 election, it does not need to consider extending a judicial block to the law.

U.S. Rep. Ron Kind says he hopes to establish regional pain management boards through the Department of Veterans Affairs to help prevent problems like those that occurred at a Tomah medical center.

Wisconsin lawmakers are considering what type of regulation is needed for unmanned aerial vehicles, better known as drones.

A Wisconsin-based indoor water park chain is being sold to a private investment firm in New York City.