WEAU News Headlines

Results of tests given to Wisconsin public school students this year would not be used on the state's report cards and teacher evaluations would be delayed a year under a bill that's been put forward in the Senate.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is not yet an official candidate for president, but she's already trying to seize the mantle of problem-solver in a nation fed up with government dysfunction.

Crews have started tearing down the old Plaza building in downtown Chippewa Falls.

Chippewa Valley Technical College held a spring career fair today.

Hawk ranks No. 1 in franchise history (since 1975) with 1,118 tackles.

The Natural Resources Board today approved a Deer Trustee Report final rule package that will implement a new deer management program and establish regulations for future deer hunting seasons.

One of the two people charged in connection with multiple sexual assaults of children has pleaded guilty.

Biden was officially in Concord to receive an award for public service from the University of New Hampshire School of Law.

The Senate has voted to move forward on a bill to fund the Homeland Security Department, days ahead of a threatened partial agency shutdown.

The U.S. House has voted to require more aggressive federal action to prevent toxic algae blooms from contaminating the Great Lakes and other waterways around the nation.

Barron County District Attorney Angela Beranek said Jesse Story, 23, entered the plea to misdemeanor Fourth-Degree Sexual Assault during a recent plea hearing.

One of the two suspects arrested for beating a pedestrian on Water Street in December has been sentenced.

Two protesters who spoke out during the beginning of debate in the state Senate over a right-to-work bill have been removed by police.

The Natural Resources Board today approved deer population objectives in each county for a three-year period.

Prosecutors say the case should move forward in adult court against two Wisconsin girls accused of stabbing a classmate to please the horror character Slender Man.

A reoccurring dip in the road on Highway 53 is getting a permanent fix.

The bond hearing for Lucas Franklin, 20, of the State of Washington is scheduled for 1:15 p.m. Wednesday.

Officials say 13 cars of a Canadian National Railway train have derailed in northeastern Minnesota.

Minority Democrats in the state Assembly say Republican Gov. Scott Walker is using right-to-work legislation to distract from his budget proposal.

A state appeals court says a hearing examiner properly ordered a debt settlement company to give up $4.2 million in fees and pay nearly $2 million in forfeitures because it was operating without a license.