WEAU News Headlines

First, CVS Health pulled tobacco from its store shelves. Now, it plans to make some customers think twice about filling prescriptions at other stores that still sell smokes.

Wisconsin officials and timber industry representatives are trying to determine how to save the dwindling northern long-eared bat population while limiting the economic impact of preservation efforts.

Authorities have charged a Wisconsin man who they say groped patrons inside a Mount Pleasant haunted house.

Mary Burke's campaign says former President Bill Clinton will be in Milwaukee Friday to rally support in her bid for governor.

You've probably heard of a police ride-along, how about a run-along? The first-ever UW-Eau Claire "Run with the Cops" benefiting the Special Olympics is just one week away.

Two men have pleaded guilty in separate drunken driving crashes in Minneapolis that each resulted in a death.

A Wisconsin special prosecutor has decided against charging a Superior police officer after an investigation into whether the officer used excessive force in arresting a woman.

The family of a state Department of Transportation supervisor struck and killed on Route 8 near the Waterbury-Naugatuck line in 2012 has been awarded nearly $7.3 million in a wrongful death lawsuit.

Wisconsin's housing prices climbed slightly in September as the level of home sales remained about the same compared to a year ago.

Wisconsin's consumer protection agency is offering a variety of safety tips for trick-or-treaters heading out on Halloween.

The state Department of Natural Resources is urging homeowners to compost or mulch fallen leaves to keep them out of landfills and reduce burning piles.

Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison on Tuesday for the Valentine’s Day killing of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

Deputies arrest a Viroqua man after finding a dozen marijuana plants growing outside his home.

We now know the name of the man who was killed during a farming accident is Monroe County Sunday.

Governor Walker was back in the area Monday morning.

Dealing with the effects of cancer can be hard enough, but for patients who also have to deal with hair loss, it can be especially painful.

Bob Dawson, known to many people across western Wisconsin as 'Sheriff Bob', died after a brief illness early Monday morning at his home in Eau Claire.

Milwaukee County officials are planning to release thousands of emails prosecutors collected during the first secret investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's former aides and associates when he was county executive.

On Sunday, eight fire departments, along with law enforcement and K9 units, searched the woods for 74-year-old Goudensio Gaytan.

In the City of Eau Claire, more than 100 voters turned out at city hall by noon Monday.