WEAU News Headlines

Gov. Scott Walker has shuffled his top communications staff in the governor's office, moves that come during a relatively slow period in the state Capitol before work on the next state budget begins in earnest.

Officers say a 30-year-old man was arrested after leading police on a chase in Chippewa Falls.

Public school districts throughout the state will have $37.7 to spend on library programs.

A state John Doe probe into allegations of abuse at Wisconsin's youth prison has expired under new time limits Republicans imposed last year.

A senior FBI official says she doesn't think hiring third parties to help the FBI hack into locked iPhones should be the solution.

President Barack Obama's decision to send 217 more troops to Iraq and to put military advisers closer to the front lines, fits a pattern of ever-deepening involvement in a war against the Islamic State.

Discount retailer Target has started raising employee wages to a minimum of $10 an hour, its second hike in a year, pressured by a competitive job market and labor groups calling for higher wages at retail chains, sources said.

The U.S. Navy has scrapped a recruiting mailer that promised women they could join while staying in touch with their feminine side.

Investigators say a man fled from troopers after being pulled over on I-94 Tuesday morning.

Salt Lake City is considering naming a street after pioneering gay leader Harvey Milk.

Government health regulators will team up with minor league baseball teams as part of a new campaign to discourage rural teenagers from using chewing tobacco.

Allegations of abuse by staff at a troubled youth prison in northern Wisconsin have resulted in overcrowding and understaffing at the juvenile detention center in Milwaukee County because local officials have objected to keeping young offenders at the Irma facility.

Gov. Scott Walker is set to sign a half-dozen bills cracking down on child abuse and sex trafficking.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani says he is endorsing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for president, but he's not playing a role in the campaign.

Bill and Hillary Clinton are casting their votes on Tuesday morning in their adopted home town of Chappaqua, New York.

Russ Feingold's national security plan is an early focus of ads from both sides in Wisconsin's Senate race.

Construction of new homes fell in March by the largest amount in five months, with weakness in all regions of the country except the Northeast.

A family spokeswoman says that "Everybody Loves Raymond" star Doris Roberts has died.

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.

A duck who lost its feet to frostbite is waddling again thanks to a Wisconsin middle school teacher and a 3D printer.