WEAU News Headlines

Republican Jeb Bush is forming a political action committee as he moves closer to a prospective White House bid.

With recurring protests against police and morale among law enforcement slipping fast on the national level, a new campaign is showing visible support for officers. Eau Claire Officer Kyle Roder explains the meaning of the blue lights.

The Wisconsin State Patrol is asking drivers to delay their Tuesday morning travel, if possible.

It's looking like another big winter for snowy owls in Wisconsin

Allegiances to the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys are split in one Wisconsin community.

A judge is set to sentence a Massachusetts steelworker in connection with his former girlfriend's shooting death.

A 57-year-old La Crosse man has been arrested on charges of possessing blue-tinted methamphetamine worth thousands of dollars.

Early Monday night the Eau Claire Police Department and the Sheriff's Department had responded to a handful of slide-ins and minor crashes.

Students in the Eau Claire Area School District could have longer school days for the 2015-2016 school year if a new proposal passes.

The Independence City Council usually has six members but after two council members resigned and one recently passed away, it is down to only three.

Rested from a bye week, the Green Bay Packers can finally devote their attention to preparing for the Dallas Cowboys in the next round of the playoffs.

The Salvation Army in La Crosse said the number of people staying at its shelter is up from last week.

The Milwaukee County medical examiner's office says the recent cold snap may have contributed to the deaths of two men in Milwaukee.

Abram Palmer, Aaron Schiefelbein and Anthony Briski were sworn in at a ceremony Monday morning.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, radon gas is becoming a more widespread problem.

Cramer was re-elected to another four-year term in November.

Reavon Taylor pleaded no contest to one count of manufacturing/delivering heroin.

AAA Wisconsin advises anyone who must drive to prepare themselves and their car before driving in adverse conditions.

Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says he doesn't believe Republicans who control the Senate will vote for a gas tax increase to help pay for roads projects.

An investigation began around 3 p.m. Aug. 30 after a man called 911 to report shots had been fired through his front door.