WEAU News Headlines

McDonald's is testing Chicken McNuggets with no artificial preservatives as it works to revive its U.S. business.

Orlando's police chief has issued a new directive to his officers -- use "only the minimal amount of force necessary."

Charges are expected against more than 100 members and associates of two rival street New York City street gangs following raids in the city's Bronx borough Wednesday.

Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele says the Show Dome at Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory will reopen two days earlier than the target date.

The U.S. House has voted to extend for an additional five years a program designed to improve water quality in the Great Lakes and make progress on resolving their biggest environmental threats.

Learning by doing. That's the idea behind the Second Annual Altoona Maker Fair. Students in 4th through 12th grades showcased projects related to science, technology, engineering, and math.

Tuesday night, the Eau Claire City Council voted in favor of a lease with Pristine Sun Wisconsin. That company will lease land at the Sky Park Landfill site.

Tuesday night, the city council unanimously voted to renew an agreement with the DNR to keep a life jacket loaner board at Riverview Park.

Funeral services have been set for a Bloomer teacher killed in a crash over the weekend.

Donald Trump has won the Republican primaries in Rhode Island and Delaware, sweeping all five of Tuesday's contests. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton has won the Democratic presidential primaries in Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland.

The safety of children with disabilities who have been abused is at the heart of a new Wisconsin law.

The unexpected death of infants occurs too often according to child care providers. That’s why the Children’s Health Alliance of Wisconsin presented two Infant Safe Sleep Trainings for child care providers in Eau Claire County.

A Prescott woman charged with killing her boyfriend and hiding his body, is headed to jury trial.

The man held up at gunpoint after leading troopers on a chase has been bound over for trial.

Local organizers are working to attract more people downtown at night, by using Eau Claire’s Phoenix Park Bridge.

Wisconsin schools will be required to provide CPR training in every health course between seventh grade and 12th grade under a bill Gov. Scott Walker signed Tuesday.

The Tomah VA Medical Center says it's made big changes to the way it prescribes pain killers to patients.

Marie Pederson was living out of her truck with seven dogs in the Wal-Mart parking lot when Cathy Adams took her in. But the women still need help.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation is giving wishes wings in Nebraska.

It's your typical evening at Swope Field in Reno, NV. Little Leaguers enjoying America's pastime on the emerald diamond. But if you take a closer look, this isn't your typical game.