WEAU News Headlines

UW-Eau Claire officials are now taking a hard look at what really happens to some of its trash once it's tossed.

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will announce Wednesday that abolitionist Harriet Tubman will replace former President Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill.

A local police department is trying out a new website to increase community interaction.

An Eau Claire man charged in a crash that killed a woman in January has entered a plea.

Access to an adult refreshment is in the works for a Chippewa Falls movie theater.

A look at some of the key events in the development of the Flint water crisis:

Life expectancy for white women has fallen a bit.

Trees in the City of Eau Claire that have to be removed due to disease, storm damage, or other reasons are getting a new use.

A bill being introduced by Representative Ron Kind and two others aims to make sure kids, parents and coaches know the dangers of addictive pain medication.

Nearly 700 people came out to the UW- Eau Claire Davies Center Tuesday to celebrate the area's business community.

Soon movie-goers in Chippewa Falls will get to drink beer inside one of the city's theaters.

Donald Trump is again signaling that he plans to challenge the Republican National Committee to change delegate selection rules.

St. Paul police say more resources will be dedicating to combating gun violence after nine people were shot in the city during a four-day span, including two fatally.

Gardening season is fast approaching and local experts are warning people about new invasive plants in the area.

Governor Scott Walker traveled around the state, Tuesday, to sign several bills into law to add protections for Wisconsin’s most vulnerable victims, children.

A first of its kind training at Chippewa Valley Technical College is tackling how powerline crews, EMS services, and firefighters should respond to an accident scene where live powerlines are down.

Dozens gathered outside the county courthouse Tuesday afternoon to push for that ordinance, including members of a Citizen Action group.

An Elk Mound couple is being recognized by the state for their dedication to helping foster children.

Deputies are looking for a man who did not return to jail after work.

A bank is continuing to grow in the Chippewa Valley.