WEAU News Headlines

Hulsey announced Thursday that he was mounting a last-minute write-in campaign, but if it appears the effort is helping Republican Gov. Scott Walker, he will stop.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has refused to reconsider whether the state's voter photo identification law is unconstitutional.

University of Minnesota researchers have high hopes for a new apple they say shares some qualities with their popular Honeycrisp variety.

Two U.S. senators are calling on U.S. auto safety regulators to immediately issue a nationwide recall for cars with faulty air bags made by Takata Corp.

Dozens of tow truck operators are driving from Roberts to Osseo this morning for the funeral of 38-year-old tow truck operator Nathan Walsh.

State transportation officials say a memorial to a woman killed by a drunken driver can stay in place along a Dane County highway until June.

It looks like Wisconsin's third wolf season could be over soon.

With the cooler temperatures, comes flu season. Studies have found that frequent hand-washing is one of the best ways to avoid getting sick and spreading illness but what about hand sanitizer?

Some students at UW- Eau Claire gave up their First Amendment rights in exchange for something else.

An Eau Claire man is sentenced to 6 years in prison for illegally possessing a firearm.

Wisconsin is down to less than two weeks before voters head to the polls and both Governor Scott Walker and democratic challenger Mary Burke kept Western Wisconsin on their radar Wednesday.

A new study by the American Planning Association shows more millennials are moving to bigger cities putting smaller cities like Eau Claire at risk for economic growth.

With the November 4th elections less than two weeks away both democrats and republicans are busy urging voters to head to the polls.

Respect and responsibility have two new meanings for students at one local elementary school.

U.S. District Judge Rudolph Randa on Wednesday extended his temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of the law until Nov. 12.

Jerry Jacobson, with Northwestern Bank, says the Confluence Project is key to keeping young people in the community.

The Eau Claire Police Department says 43-year-old Dawn Nocito of Eau Claire was arrested October 14th.

Gov. Scott Walker's administration has not applied for $60 million in preschool development grants from the federal government, a move decried as irresponsible by Democrats.

The Village of Lake Hallie Police received 4 complaints of Criminal Damage to Property that occurred between the hours of 9pm on Tuesday October 21 and Wednesday, morning October 22.

President Barack Obama is stopping in Wisconsin next week to help Democrat Mary Burke in her tight race to unseat Republican Gov. Scott Walker, marking a rare campaign-trail stop for the president.