WEAU News Headlines

The U.S. National Kubb Championship is back in Eau Claire this weekend. WEAU's Courtney Everett takes us through how to play.

Dozens of bronze military flag holders have been stolen from the graves of veterans at a Beaver Dam cemetery.

The Winnebago County Sheriff's Department will resume searching for a missing boater on Lake Winneconne.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court says a law allowing hearsay evidence during preliminary hearings is constitutional.

A northwestern Wisconsin woman is charged with homicide by driving drunk in a crash that killed a pedestrian.

Opening day at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair has arrived, bringing food, entertainment and show-worthy animals to the Chippewa Valley.

The USDA has announced five states including Wisconsin will split $8-million to create new habitats for bees.

Four people from Minnesota are arrested after being accused of creating in-store credit accounts at multiple stores in Eau Claire under fake names.

Gubernatorial governor candidate Mary Burke made a stop at the Myrick Hixon Ecopark in La Crosse Tuesday night for the La Crosse Women's Network event.

Municipalities around Wisconsin are all getting their share of nearly $130 million for road construction and repairs.

Hampton Hotels and Lake Hallie Lodging picked up their shovels and broke ground Tuesday morning on a new 86-room Hampton Inn and Suites.

An area car dealership raised money all last month for the Boys and Girls Club of the Chippewa Valley.

Crews with Eau Claire Fire and Rescue caution people who choose to float the Chippewa River to be safe and wear a life jacket.

On Tuesday night, the Eau Claire City Council voted to change its smoking ordinance, and ban the use of e-cigarettes within 25 feet of city buildings.

Stevie Nicks is joining "The Voice" as an adviser to Adam Levine's team for the upcoming season.

A federal appellate judge has ordered two sets of documents filed in a lawsuit challenging a secret investigation into possible coordination between Gov. Scott Walker's campaign and conservative groups.

A judge has halted his previous order that a 12-year-old Waukesha girl accused in the near-fatal stabbing of a classmate undergo an insanity exam.

The judges in the Superior-Douglas County Chamber of Commerce's "Snowpocalypse" contest declared the last snow in the city's snow dump to have melted on Monday.

A man arrested for 6th offense OWI is accused of driving drunk when he crashed a car into a house last weekend.

The city of Eau Claire woke up Tuesday morning to a Wilson Park full of suds. The parks department said someone had put soap into the Hobbs Fountain overnight.