WEAU News Headlines

The Wisconsin Veterans Museum is launching a new traveling exhibits program.

President Barack Obama is kicking off a weeklong, six-state campaign spree with a visit to Wisconsin

At the Eau Claire Area School Board meeting Monday, the public had an opportunity to weigh in on a recently approved school budget.

On Monday over 2,000 people attended the 10th annual Trunk and Treat at Ford Lincoln.

It was a "howloween" get together for area pooches Monday night.

The Eau Claire Fire Department says about a dozen people had to be evacuated from an area office Monday afternoon after mercury was dropped under their doorway.

A series of meetings happening this week hope to collect feedback from hunters. That feedback will impact the amount of deer tags given out in counties for the next three years.

A car that was discovered in the Mississippi River last year has been removed.

Finding personal space to garden in a city can be challenging, which is why some turn to neighborhood gardens as an alternative.

On Monday, Walker and Burke didn't waste any time pointing fingers at each while trying to share their vision for Wisconsin's future.

Dynamic Fabrication and Finishing LLC says it will complete a $15 million upgrade of its operations in the city.

Julian Bradley, who is from La Crosse, met with college students at UW-Eau Claire, campaigning alongside 3rd Congressional District Republican Candidate, Tony Kurtz.

The department is hoping people do it when they set their clocks an hour back for Daylight Saving Time, which ends at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Wisconsin election officials say state voters have cast more than 146,000 absentee ballots so far.

A labor group is suing Republican Gov. Scott Walker to force the state to raise the minimum wage from the current $7.25 per hour.

Bond was also set at $5,000 for 54-year-old Cheri Hofkes-Zerwas.

U.S. health officials on Monday recommended little more than voluntary, at-home quarantine for travelers from West Africa who are at highest risk for coming down with Ebola, and symptom monitoring for those at lower risk.

New campaign finance reports show attorney general hopeful Susan Happ raised nearly $641,000 over the last three months.

Thirty five states have applied for $250 million worth of federal grants for preschool education, but Wisconsin is not one of them.

Obama said any measures involving health care workers "should be crafted so as not to unnecessarily discourage those workers from serving."