WEAU News Headlines

It's the organization's biggest event of the year. Kids, families, and staff were all on hand to partake in the festivities, such as bingo, face painting, and a water balloon toss.

Visit Eau Claire got a big marketing boost on Thursday night.

More changes could be on the way to downtown Chippewa Falls in the next few months.

It's an outbreak that's caught the world's attention, but the distance of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa isn't stopping an Eau Claire group from making a difference from thousands of miles away.

Thursday WEAU and our friends at Gordy's County Market were pleased to present the first Schools Rule contest winner!

Winona County Chief Deputy Ron Ganrude says the 35-year-old man was arrested at a Stockton home Wednesday.

Running back Eddie Lacy is working on different parts of his game in training camp for the Green Bay Packers.

Decreasing, and understanding the problem of campus sexual assaults is the focus of a new bill proposed in Washington.

The Wisconsin State Patrol said all lanes of the freeway were open as of about 5:10 p.m. Thursday.

It's never too early to start discovering what you want to do - that's the idea behind an area health system's medical experience program.

27-year-old Brett Cox will serve five years in prison and seven years of extended supervision.

A local business celebrated National Mustard Day a little early with a big bash.

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says the state Supreme Court's ruling that it's constitutional to require voters to show photo identification at the polls could potentially lead to fraud.

On Thursday, staff gathered to celebrate Kate Mulvaney's work at the station.

Republican state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he does not intend to pursue making Wisconsin a right to work state next session.

Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen says the state Supreme Court's upholding of a photo identification requirement for voters will help the state in its appeal of a federal judge's ruling striking down the law as unconstitutional.

Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says he doesn't know if the state Supreme Court ruling upholding the collective bargaining law known as Act 10 will lead to the Legislature expanding the law.

Police spokesman Martin Maloney says police called to the Bank of America building Thursday morning found two men on the floor in an office.

The agency says its proposal is designed to make sure the tests -- which are used to diagnose various diseases and conditions -- are safe, accurate and reliable.

The chairman of the Republican National Committee says the GOP has been working to better compete for black and minority votes as it eyes the 2016 presidential race.