WEAU News Headlines

A prominent sportsmen's group wants Gov. Scott Walker to crack down on deer farms as he revises the state's chronic wasting disease tactics.

The West Allis man accused of killing two people Sunday allegedly threatened to kill his two brothers according to court documents.

Dennis Hunt has announced his candidacy for 67th Assembly District.

A Michigan couple who faced jail after they borrowed a novel and a Dr. Seuss book from a local library and held onto them long past their return dates will remain free.

In finishing the Republican presidential race well ahead of Donald Trump's other rivals, Ted Cruz is likely to be a leading GOP voice for the foreseeable future.

Officials with the North Carolina Education Lottery say a woman battling breast cancer is celebrating her second big lottery win this year.

Hundreds of electronic cigarette brands will have to seek federal permission to stay on the market under new rules that have the potential to upend a multi-billion dollar industry attempting to position itself as an alternative to traditional cigarettes.

State officials say 11 of 30 wells tested in northeastern Wisconsin are contaminated with salmonella or rotavirus.

A teenager shot and wounded outside his prom at Antigo High School last month is talking about the ordeal that has shaken the small northern Wisconsin community.

The Chippewa Valley has a new car show.

An area cardboard manufacturing company has been cited by OSHA after an employee was injured.

Spurring economic development is a focus of many western Wisconsin cities. But how do cities help encourage expansion? In our Assignment 13 report, we dig into tax incremental financing, a controversial way cities are attracting development.

The L.E. Phillip’s Memorial Public Library is celebrating the arrival of its new director Pamela Westby.

More than 120 area teachers and students were honored Wednesday at an event celebrating education in the Chippewa Valley.

The past couple days have turned the Republican primary race on its head.

Ron Johnson said he has accomplished more than Russ Feingold in the United States Senate in a shorter amount of time.

The Eaux Claires music and arts festival has announced campground plans for this summer's event.

A program within the Chippewa Falls Police Department has worked to provide guidance for those in need.

After two years of planning and remodeling, a new downtown hotel has officially opened its doors.

Area elementary students had the opportunity today to learn about different jobs.