WEAU News Headlines
Fort Hood soldier from Wisconsin dies in Texas
A Fort Hood soldier from Wisconsin has died from an illness suffered during his deployment to Afghanistan.
Palestinians say strike hits Gaza's main hospital
The Gaza police operations room and a Palestinian health official say separate Israeli airstrikes hit the compound of Gaza City's main hospital, causing casualties.
Wisconsin schools get money for energy efficiency
More Wisconsin school districts have begun to take advantage of a change in state law allowing them to borrow money to help fund energy efficient projects.
Walker says he would back anti-outsourcing rules
Gov. Scott Walker says he would support a measure to ensure that tax credits and other economic development incentives do not go to companies that outsource jobs.
CVTC offering $5,000 scholarships in STEM fields
The grant is aimed at boosting enrollment in science, technology, engineering, and math.
Dollar Tree buying Family Dollar for $8.5 billion
Dollar Tree is buying rival discount store Family Dollar in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $8.5 billion.
Obama, European leaders hold joint call on Ukraine
President Barack Obama and European leaders are conferring about next steps for dealing with the crisis in Ukraine.
HAPPENING TODAY: Crews shut down stretch of Brackett Avenue for construction
Brackett Avenue from Rudolph Road to Hastings Way will be closed starting Monday.
Hundreds in Winona attempt to break bow tie record
Hundreds of people gathered in Winona this weekend to honor the legacy of former Mayor John Latsch, and to try to break a world record.
Wisconsin mural honors passenger pigeon extinction
The University of Wisconsin's natural history museum is installing a new mural to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the passenger pigeon's extinction.
ONLY ON SUNRISE: Local flag football team heads to Lambeau
The Northwest Wisconsin Champions are heading to Green Bay to play on Lambeau Field. The team joined WEAU's Courtney Everett live on Sunrise.
Sheriff: If you see something, say something
The sheriff of Milwaukee County is asking citizens to be particularly vigilant about activities around local religious sites due to hostilities in the Middle East.
One man injured in car crash, alcohol to blame
Deputies say alcohol is to blame for a crash that injured a Wisconsin man.
EAA AirVenture draws 500,000 to Oshkosh
Aviation enthusiasts from as many as 70 countries are gathering in Oshkosh this week for the annual Experimental Aircraft Association's AirVenture.
Motorcyclist crashes after Minnesota police chase
Deputies are investigating a motorcycle crash following a high-speed chase from St. Paul into Wisconsin.
Trial to start in Wisconsin kidnapping case
A Colorado woman accused of kidnapping her newborn nephew in Wisconsin and abandoning him in freezing temperatures is about to go to trial.
Police: Wisconsin woman fatally struck by train
Wisconsin Rapids police say an elderly woman has died after being hit by a train.
Party for a Cure at Lake Hallie Memory Care
In hopes of finding a cure for Alzheimer’s disease, Lake Hallie Memory Care put on a big party.
Kids get hands-on experience with science at EC Co. Fair
Sunday was the last day of the Eau Claire County Fair, but it wasn't just about eating cotton candy and seeing animals for kids. Demonstrations of science and technology gave them a chance to explore and learn with hands-on activities.
11 people displaced following duplex fire in La Crosse
11 people are without a home after their apartment went up in flames in La Crosse.