WEAU News Headlines

Six major Wisconsin health care organizations are forming a partnership to reduce costs and improve care.

People from across Wisconsin and beyond will get a chance to see a health care provider and obtain prescription drugs for free at a one-day clinic in Madison this weekend.

Packers general manager Ted Thompson is happy with how the team is moving forward with former quarterback Brett Favre.

This brings the total number of Wisconsin counties under quarantine to 32.

Thousands of people have gathered in and outside a West St. Paul church to say good-bye to Mendota Heights Police Officer Scott Patrick, killed in the line of duty a week ago.

Police in Central California say one of two adult sons in a family of four found dead inside a home fatally stabbed his parents before he and the other son died in an arson fire there.

Police say a suburban Twin Cities teenage mother missing along with her baby have been found in western Wisconsin.

An energy delivery company has asked Wisconsin officials to approve the construction of a 14-mile oil pipeline in the northern part of the state.

The World Health Organization says the death toll from the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has risen to 932.

The Wausau School District says a teacher has resigned after he and seven other men were arrested in an online prostitution sting last month.

A federal appeals court has given opponents of Wisconsin's photo identification law until after Tuesday's primary to file their arguments as to whether it should be in effect.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is expecting its second-largest class of state-resident freshmen in nine years this fall.

A Racine couple whose 1-year-old son was run over in the driveway of their home is hoping their story will prompt others to avoid similar accidents.

Target Corp. is adding its name to a legal defense of gay marriage, joining other large companies that have taken a stand on same-sex unions.

Deputies are investigating the death of a scuba diver on Lake Wazee.

An area police department and business are working to promote gun safety.

Grassland is one of the world's largest producers of butter.

During a review of cold cases, evidence from the case was submitted to the Wisconsin Crime Lab for DNA analysis.

Three Democrats vying for the party's nomination for attorney general are grappling with questions about legalizing marijuana.

A former police officer has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide and hiding a corpse in the death of one of two women whose bodies were found stuffed in suitcases left along a Wisconsin highway.