WEAU News Headlines

Special voting deputies for the City of Eau Claire will conduct absentee voting for the April 7 spring elections at nursing homes.

Nearly 2,200 people have applied to be the first 25 students at the Medical College of Wisconsin's new Green Bay-area campus.

Police say a woman was driving drunk when she crashed her car in Milwaukee, killing her 7-month-old son.

A police officer who was fired after he shot and killed a man in a downtown Milwaukee park last year will try to try to get his job back this week.

It's aimed at reducing building costs and bringing in more revenue.

The Black River Falls Fire Department has released the damages total for the fire that injured an employee.

The Blue Ox Music Festival has released more acts.

President Barack Obama says he hopes his presidential library is built in Chicago but there are "some entanglements."

A game-changing donation means It's full speed ahead for a universally accessible playground dedicated to the memory of three sisters whose lives ended tragically.

A man accused of killing his 2-year-old stepson has changed his plea in Waupaca County Circuit Court.

No time for working out? Fitness pros, say busy moms and dads can incorporate their little ones into their exercise routine.

Milwaukee police say 17 people could face gun- and drug-related charges after a large crowd gathered for the making of a video on the city's north side.

A level three sex offender, who police say cut off his GPS tracking bracelet, will spend the next three years in prison.

A 16-year-old boy from Eau Claire was arrested for driving while under the influence with a kid in the car.

In a blog posted Monday Chancellor Schmidt wrote of his anger, disappointment and deep resolve he experienced after learning of racist incidents on campus and online.

Some area bars will be serving up more than St. Patrick's Day drinks, Tuesday. They'll also be providing free condoms.

Spring is right around the corner, which means many of us will be spending more time outside.

Spring is right around the corner, which means many of us will be spending more time outside.

Kraft foods on Tuesday said it would recall some 242,000 cases of its Macaroni & Cheese Dinners because they could contain pieces of metal.

Sen. Rand Paul's advisers are preparing to launch a White House bid on April 7.