WEAU News Headlines

The Eau Claire Area School District wants to increase expenditures this year by nearly $3,000,000, but it's also losing almost $2,5000,000 in state aid.

It's officially fall and that means families will start to pick their favorite pumpkins. See the different kinds of varieties that exist.

Sales of existing homes in Wisconsin have declined.

A group of former world leaders will meet in Minneapolis next fall for an international climate change summit.

A state social worker who fathered the child of a client is being sued in federal court in Milwaukee.

A Rhinelander man has died and a female has been injured in an off-road vehicle accident in Oneida County.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 23–24, overnight pavement repairs on US 53 at the Melby Road interchange are planned.

Syria's foreign ministry says the United States informed Damascus' envoy to the United Nations before launching airstrikes against the Islamic State group in Syria.

Moisture within the concrete at the new Lake Hallie Municipal Building delayed the fire districts move into the new $4.5-million building until Monday.

UW-Eau Claire says it needs more time to work with neighbors before a vote to rezone the three state owned homes on Roosevelt Avenue.

Based off of data collected parking consultant Andy Miller says a proposed 570 stall ramp near the RCU and JAMF Software buildings is sufficient enough to meet the current needs of the area.

We're at the peak in the fall allergy season, and doctors are staying busy.

Wausau police say they have found the body of a woman missing for nearly four years.

Construction on Brackett Avenue has has a major impact on local businesses.

Lake Hallie village board members met last week to discuss a new proposal on three roundabouts the city hopes to add.

Police Chief Jeff Hardel said Monday that the body of Stephanie Low was found Friday in a shallow grave in the national forest near Wabeno.

Friends and family are remembering a former Eau Claire public works director who died Friday.

The 3rd annual fundraiser was held on September 6th at the Country Fest & Rock Fest main stage. Joshua's Camp helps children battling pediatric cancer.

The criminal complaint says in July, the boy's parents found a Facebook message containing sexual language that was sent to their son from 24-year-old Vincent Jensen.

The lucky $42,000 winning ticket was sold at G-1 Fuel & Food, 10592 W. Hwy. 27/70 in Radisson.