WEAU News Headlines

The Monroe Co. Sheriff's Dept. said a man was killed in a farming accident in the Town of Wilton.

A man was arrested for 4th offense Operating While Intoxicated while driving an ATV in Chippewa County.

Two people riding a motorcycle have serious injuries after crashing into a trailer in Polk County.

Hundreds of participants along with the Biggest Loser contestants themselves have come out to Carson Park this morning to take part in this Biggest Loser Run Walk.

The Department of Natural Resources says Zones 1 and 4 will be closed to further hunting and trapping of wolves effective 6:30 p.m. Sunday.

Wisconsin residents can start heading to their local clerks' offices this week to cast early ballots for the Nov. 4 election.

Workers have started removing nearly 140 dead or dying evergreen trees at Peninsula State Park Golf Course in Door County.

Special Olympics held their annual Tip a Cop event Saturday at Red Robin in Eau Claire.

Almost 400 athletes hit the lanes Saturday to compete in a Special Olympics Regional Bowling Tournament.

The dried plants that filled a cargo van were estimated to be worth $100,000.

As the boats come off the water, the Wisconsin D.N.R. is urging boaters to check their property for invasive species they could be transporting.

Democratic incumbent Ron Kind stopped by our studio today to talk about his campaign. He's running against Republican challenger Tony Kurtz in Wisconsin's third congressional district.

Taxpayers have paid nearly $900,000 in legal fees related to the John Doe investigation of coordinated efforts between the campaign of Gov. Scott Walker and his supporters.

A 22-year-old man is dead after the pickup truck he was driving hit a house in central Wisconsin.

President Barack Obama says the United States can't just cut itself off from West Africa even though Ebola is raging there.

For the third straight year, millions of older Americans who rely on government benefits can expect historically small pay increases come January.

People in western Wisconsin had the opportunity to taste test some wine and beer Friday night, while raising money for a good cause

WEAU 13 News Political Analyst John Frank was LIVE in studio to break down the second and final gubernatorial debate between Governor Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Mary Burke.

An area university is making way for a new student center.

The Chippewa Falls Area School District recently hired Jake Lemke, its first ever special needs employee who is a Chi-Hi graduate.