WEAU News Headlines

Tennis lovers got a special treat today at the Eau Claire YMCA Tennis Center.

A Milwaukee County Supervisor is dropping his proposal to rename a park after a man fatally shot by police.

Bloomington authorities have charged 10 anti-police-brutality protesters who participated in a massive demonstration at the Mall of America just before Christmas.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation has awarded a $500,000 grant to the City of Menomonie to help expand a downtown food market—a project expected to create new jobs and play a key role in the redevelopment of downtown.

Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman says the team is waiting for the process to play out before it can make any definitive statements on the future of suspended running back Adrian Peterson.

Students and staff were evacuated from Tainter Elementary School in Rice Lake after a gas leak.

The Federal Reserve says the U.S. economy was growing at a moderate pace in December and early January, helped by gains in sales of autos and other consumer products, increased factory production and a pickup in tourism in various parts of the country.

Police have responded to the west side of Eau Claire for what could be as hostage situation.

Minority Democrats on the Legislature's audit committee are defending the board that oversees Wisconsin's elections and ethics law.

Disputes over tenant space are threatening to bog down the grand makeover of the Minnesota Capitol.

Gov. Scott Walker is not taking his State of the State message around Wisconsin the day after he delivered it to the state Legislature.

The House has passed legislation to overturn President Barack Obama's immigration actions and remove protections for immigrants brought illegally to the country as children.

There is one bright spot for Wisconsin motorists currently battling winter weather: low gas prices.

St. Paul police say they've shot and killed a man who was sending death threat texts.

A federal judge has rejected a bid by Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to suspend jury selection in his trial for at least a month because of the Paris terror attacks.

Waukesha police are investigating a fatal overnight shooting at a gas station.

The state Government Accountability Board has set a Feb. 17 three-way primary for Glenn Grothman's Senate seat.

The mother of a 1-year-old homicide victim in Milwaukee says her child's organs have been donated to three others.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison says the percentage of undergraduates who use student loans and the amount they're borrowing is up slightly from last year.

A 33-year-old Little Chute man has been charged in connection with separate sex crimes involving two teenage girls.