WEAU News Headlines

Sounds of the season rang from house to house Monday evening during the Annual Hometown Caroling.

A 19-year-old from Black River Falls is now in custody after a high speed chase Monday morning.

The Diocese of La Crosse saying Monday it's "saddened" by a situation involving one of its priests.

Following Wisconsin’s unsuccessful court fight to block gay marriage, state taxpayers may be on the hook for more than one million dollars.

Police at an area university are hoping students and staff will sign up for its emergency alert system.

A Pepin county man accused of beating a Hmong hunter nearly to death is free on a signature bond. Kevin Elberg, 43, is charged with aggravated battery-intending bodily harm and false imprisonment.

A man who's been in the grocery business for nearly 50 years is retiring.

Investigations reveal what happened surrounding the Chippewa County Administrator and his decision to fire the Finance Director and place another employee on paid leave.

The crash happened Monday morning in the town of Kinnickinnic.

Scientists with Brazil's most respected health research institute say they've discovered a drug-resistant "super bacteria" in waters where Olympic sailing events will be held.

Pittsburgh coach Paul Chryst says he is waiting for a final decision on the open job at Wisconsin just like everybody else.

A judge has sentenced a man to 15 years in prison for beating his autistic half-brother to death.

A baby giraffe is making her public debut at the Como Zoo in St. Paul.

It happened Sunday night on Highway 25 near Wheeler. The Dunn County Sheriff's Department says the weather was very foggy at the time of the crash.

The Ettrick Fire Chief says it happened at Premier Powdercoating, Inc. on Ettrick's Main Street, around midnight Saturday.

Wisconsin's elections board is considering changes to its model ballot design following a lawsuit earlier this year that argued the ballot was confusing and unfair.

Crews have installed street lights on a stretch of Harding Avenue in Eau Claire.

Residents of a small La Cross County community will decide whether to silence a siren that has been sounding several times a day for decades.

The father of the modern baseball trading card who designed the famed Topps versions in the 1950s has died.

It's lights out for several government buildings in Washington. Authorities are blaming a blown transformer and a construction mishap.