WEAU News Headlines

The Wisconsin state Assembly's Labor Committee has scheduled a 10-hour hearing on Monday on the right-to-work bill that's rocketing through the Legislature.

A Winnebago County jury has determined a woman who shot and wounded a co-worker at a Neenah Walmart may have been mentally ill at the time, but knew her actions were wrong.

A large fire at a business near Black River Falls Thursday morning has injured an employee.

A Madison man is facing charges after allegedly trying to collect a $2,000 reward for returning a vehicle he stole.

The Natural Resources Board has approved a 21,000-acre land buy in Douglas County that would create the largest conservation purchase in Wisconsin history.

The identity of the masked executioner clutching a knife in ISIS beheading propaganda videos was revealed on Thursday.

A Wisconsin mother who lost her 2-year-old daughter is urging families with young children to install door alarms.

For two straight days this week, 2,000 union members converged on Wisconsin's Capitol to rally against a new right-to-work bill, chanting, marching and hurling profanities at GOP lawmakers and Gov. Scott Walker.

The measure now heads to the state Assembly, which plans to take it up next week. Gov. Scott Walker has said he will sign it into law.

The sound of snowshoes will be filling the air this weekend as racers flood to the Chippewa Valley for a national competition.

While heroin use may be ramping up across the country, meth use is currently the leading problem Eau Claire County is facing.

Running a marathon is a feat in itself, but doing it with terminal cancer is even harder to fathom.

UW-Eau Claire is broadening its horizons, signing an agreement with a university in South America.

From a new park lights display to the opening of several new businesses, downtown Eau Claire says it had a lot to celebrate in 2014.

Police are investigating the death of a two-year-old girl who was found outside in the cold.

Some changes could be coming to your commute through downtown Eau Claire, as a new traffic signal is being installed at a popular intersection.

Plank Enterprises started an on-site workplace clinic at its Anderson Drive building two years ago.

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore officials say the popular ice caves are set to open to the public Saturday if conditions don't change.

A proposed 300 million dollar cut to the UW-System over the next two years is hitting close to home, likely leading to layoffs of "adjunct" faculty and staff at UW-Eau Claire. To show solidarity against the layoffs, many UW-Eau Claire faculty members wore black arm bands today.

A La Crosse woman will spend 18 months on probation for breaking into an Onalaska animal shelter to steal her cats back last year.