WEAU News Headlines

A Dane County judge has dismissed a lawsuit by minority shareholders against Capital Brewery which claimed misconduct by company executives.

Postal workers in four Wisconsin cities plan to join colleagues around the country in protesting consolidation plans.

The state Department of Natural Resources says state residents and businesses are stepping up their recycling efforts.

The name of a 19-year-old home invasion suspect who was fatally shot by a homeowner in Michigan's Upper Peninsula has been released.

As part of a world kindness movement, “Dancing for Kindness” was held at the Eau Claire Indoor Sports Center on Friday night. Dancing for Kindness was a combination between a freeze mob and a flash mob.

The Chippewa Falls Police Department along with the Eau Claire Police Department recently busted one of the biggest financial fraud crimes it's ever seen.

Two students have been arrested after UW- Stouts largest drug bust to date.

Chippewa Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America have teamed up with Reach Inc. to offer scouting activities.

The Chippewa Valley Fundraising Professionals held their annual "Philanthropy Day" in Eau Claire Thursday.

A month-old baby boy was died in Milwaukee after reportedly sleeping with his mother -- the second co-sleeping death in the city this week.

Ground was broken Thursday on a new senior health care facility in Augusta.

A former UW-Eau Claire men's basketball player is working to help at-risk kids.

30-year-old Gabriel Downey of Shell Lake was taken to the Jackson County jail.

Thursday, November 13th is World Pancreatic Cancer Day, and the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is asking everyone to wear "purple for a purpose."

Phillips-Medsize has announced a $30,000,000 expansion in five Wisconsin facilities, which could create almost 500 jobs.

The robbery happened Wednesday at Four Seasons Mini Mart

The Buffalo County Department of Health says there are 28 students with whooping cough, an increase since last week.

25-year-old D'Angelo Hodge pleaded no contest and was found guilty of disorderly conduct.

Investigators say she lit fires that burned down the building and a garage and shed on Whipple Street in Eau Claire in September 2013.

UW-Stout Police Chief Lisa Walter said her officers arrested 21-year-old Joshua M. Schuster, at the residence, 2421 Fourth Ave. NE, Apt. 18B, after serving the search warrant.