WEAU News Headlines

An elderly man assaulted after a confrontation on a Milwaukee County bus in March has died.

Eau Claire City Council discussed plans for decorative lighting on the Phoenix Park bridge Monday night.

Those involved in a new transit study are recommending four possible sites near the downtown area.

The rubberized field would be more accessible for athletes with disabilities.

Eau Claire City Council discussed a proposed escort service ordinance Monday night.

Several people are arrested and a police officer is injured following a fight at the YMCA in downtown Eau Claire.

According to the City of Eau Claire tax incremental financing is one of the tools that make development ideas a reality.

A local police department is set to begin wearing body cameras this week.

The Eau Claire Police Department is looking at a grant to help offset the cost for new bulletproof vests.

The countdown is on for employers in the Chippewa Valley, hoping to persuade graduating seniors to work in the area.

A fourth Democrat has announced their candidacy for the congressional seat currently held by Republican Sean Duffy.

Prosecutors have charged a man accused of killing an Illinois woman in a drive-by with shooting his neighbor to death hours earlier in the day.

Marco Rubio is making it abundantly clear that he's not at all interested in being Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate.

Toure Wallace, 20, of Chicago, IL is scheduled to appear in Eau Claire County court on Thursday. He's free on a signature bond.

A former science teacher at Chippewa Falls Middle School, who is accused of having sexual contact with a student, has been charged.

A new restaurant has opened in the Chippewa Valley.

Allergies are worse this year than they have been in previous years because of the early spring, but there are some simple changes you can make to reduce the effects.

Xcel Energy plans to begin visually inspecting its electricity transmission lines beginning today in Wisconsin and Michigan by helicopter. The inspections are scheduled to last one to two weeks.

A former Madison police officer has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $4,000 during a sting operation.

Blue lights will be popping up in La Crosse soon.