WEAU News Headlines
2 men allegedly taped child to door with duct tape
Two Irma men could face child abuse charges after they allegedly duct taped a child to a door.
Charges considered against MOA protest organizers
The Bloomington city attorney is considering charging the organizers of a protest that forced some stores at the Mall of America to shut down for about two hours.
Wausau man charged with sex acts with horse
Thirty-year-old Jared Kreft was charged December 18 in Marathon County.
Ski jumping hill makes big improvements
Hammers and drills have been hard at work the last couple of weeks as members of the Flying Eagles Ski Club add on to their current facility.
Chippewa Falls mayor discusses plans for downtown building
There are big plans for downtown Chippewa Falls as the Plaza building on the corner of Bridge and Central street is being torn down with plans of a multi-floor building put its place.
Suicides up in La Crosse County
Suicides are at a record high in one area county.
Operation Merry Christmas: Officers deliver surprise during traffic stops
Rising tensions have strained the relationship between law enforcement and the public. But in the community of Altoona, an act of random kindness is proving stronger than the headlines.
Retailers and package deliverers take on peak shipping volume days before Christmas
FedEx, UPS and online retailers are working to avoid a repeat of the problems that occurred at the end of last year's holiday shopping season, when severe winter weather and a surge in late orders from shoppers caused delivery delays.
SKYWARN13: Winter storm to bring sloppy travel conditions ahead of Christmas
A winter storm will impact Western Wisconsin tonight into tomorrow just in time to give many of a White Christmas, but the storm will have an impact on your holiday travels and last minute shopping trips Tuesday.
CONSUMER ALERT: WI Better Business Bureau warns of IRS phone scam
“Do not become a victim,” says Ran Hoth, CEO and President. “This is an aggressive phone scam in which callers use scare tactics in an attempt to get your money."
Police: Unprovoked attack on Water St. part of gang initiation
On Monday, Eau Claire police arrested Ross Yaeger, 26, and Michael Meyer, 20, both of Eau Claire.
Experts say Great Lakes wolves aren't endangered
A group of wolf experts disputes that gray wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan are endangered or that a judge's ruling will help the population spread to other states.
British singer Joe Cocker dies of lung cancer
His London-based agent said Joe Cocker died Monday of lung cancer in Colorado, where he has lived for the past two decades.
Poll: Cards, gifts cross religious lines
Christmastime is here. And a new poll reveals the cards and gifts that are part of celebrating the holiday aren't just exchanged among those who share the Christian beliefs behind the story of the Magi who gave the first Christmas gifts.
NEW INFORMATION: Chryst among 46 applicants for UW coaching job
Through an open records request The Associated Press on Monday obtained applications from everyone who applied for the UW football coaching job.
Clearwater Winter Parade
Click on the video link inside to see the entire 2014 Clearwater Winter Parade.
North Korea experiencing severe Internet outages
North Korea is experiencing widespread Internet outages. One expert says the country's online access is "totally down."
Mental responsibility at issue during Biesterveld trial
On Friday, Thomas Biesterveld, 61, of Eau Claire entered a no contest plea to an amended charge of Second Degree Reckless Homicide.
Health department warns of increase in influenza activity
Influenza activity is on the rise nationwide, statewide, and in our community.
Vikings: 30K tickets already sold for new stadium
The Minnesota Vikings say ticket sales for the new stadium are moving at a brisk pace.