WEAU News Headlines

Wisconsin's unemployment rate stands at 5.4 percent in October, dropping slightly from 5.5 percent the previous month.

President Barack Obama's announcement of sweeping changes to the nation's immigration system is likely to lead to a battle over legality.

Crews lifted the 25 foot Fraser fir and put it in its near-100-pound tree stand Thursday morning.

The Wisconsin State Patrol says the crash happened around 12:10 p.m. Thursday.

Owen-Withee overcame a late rally to bring home a WIAA Football State Championship.

The folding hinge on the sides of the strollers can pinch a child's finger, which poses a laceration or amputation hazard.

Fifty feet above the Mississippi River, ironworkers wire together thousands of pieces of rebar that will provide support to the concrete piers that will hold up the new $187.5 million interstate bridge.

A Republican lawmaker whose daughter has Down syndrome says a bill to create a voucher program to help students with special needs attend private school in Wisconsin will pass "one way or another."

Fire officials say one person who was injured in the blast at Midwest Fuels Wednesday is out of the hospital.

A gunman opened fire at Florida State University overnight, wounding three people, before police moved in. Officers shot and killed the suspect.

Kenosha police have arrested a man in connection with the slaying of his 11-month-old daughter.

A 15-year-old Milwaukee boy has been arrested on suspicion of armed robbery after his mother called police to report the crime.

Mount Pleasant police say they have taken a man into custody following a domestic violence incident that injured a woman.

The U.S. attorney's office in Madison says it collected about $3.7 million in criminal and civil actions during the 2014 federal fiscal year.

NEWS RELEASE-- The Wisconsin State Patrol is currently investigating a crash that occurred on I-94 eastbound near Osseo.

Eleva Strum High School's "Cardinal Manufacturing Program" held an open house Wednesday, featuring a celebrity appearance.

Wisconsin motorists could experience delays due to road construction this holiday season.

According to the Department of Natural Resources, over the last decade, there's been a significant increase in the number of women taking up the sport of hunting.

A number of Eau Claire women have joined a national effort against a popular birth control device called Essure.

Energy companies across the nation and even in the Chippewa Valley are reporting an increase in scam attempts.