WEAU News Headlines

Wisconsin health officials say 38 people associated with the Durand High School football team became sick in an outbreak caused by raw milk served at a potluck dinner.

Republicans are moving quickly on a school accountability bill, with plans for it to be introduced as early as next month.

On Saturday, November 15, 2014 at approximately 5:17pm, the Pierce County Sheriff's Department was notified of a two vehicle accident on County Road V approximately .2 miles west of County Road C/690th St. in Harland Township.

Eau Claire police say they arrested 41-year old James D. Senda Saturday night.

When a Boyceville police officer responded to the home a 33-year old woman came to the door carrying a rifle in her hand.

Deputies say 20 year old Sharrinder Garcha of the United Kingdom was shot and killed after assaulting Investigator William Gray with a knife in the Town of Lafayette Friday.

Wisconsin transportation officials say a little more than half of drunken drivers are complying with orders to install ignition interlock devices.

The Packers say the machine gives fans more leeway in the amount of beer they drink, since they can pour only a few ounces if they choose.

Wisconsin residents can start shopping for coverage on the federally run health insurance exchange when its second open enrollment period begins Saturday.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation wants to increase taxes and fees on drivers in the state by $751 million over the next two years.

The leader of a Green Bay-based timeshare scam that swindled thousands of people nationwide has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison.

A Nebraska football fan is nursing an injured face after he tried to hurdle a taxi in Madison.

A judge has refused to grant a new trial for a Minnesota man convicted of killing a father and son in a La Crosse camera store.

Outdoor enthusiasts may be ready to hit the recreational trails in northern Wisconsin after all the snow this week.

Snow will track into Western Wisconsin Saturday afternoon into Saturday night and could make for some slick road conditions.

Postal workers in downtown Eau Claire took to the streets Friday night.

A Barron County man is charged after deputies say he attacked two people.

Teachers at Lakeshore Elementary in Eau Claire get some help from Walmart.

One of three suspects charged in a rash of armed robberies and a bank heist, has pleaded not guilty.

The Town of Cambell's Police Chief, Tim Kelemen, is leaving his job, after being accused of harassing a local tea party activist.