WEAU News Headlines

One of the more unique rites of spring has started in eastern Wisconsin.

A man has been arrested following the discovery of a Wisconsin man's body inside a box along a Kentucky road.

Police say they're investigating an apparent homicide at a Madison bar and restaurant.

Overcrowding at a local elementary school has district leaders looking into class size changes and even the re-locating of students.

Plans call for a four story mixed-use building. That would include a grocery store, a bank, office space, housing with a gym for tenants, and parking.

The Department of Natural Resources has put much of the Badger State under a burning ban until further notice saying the risk for fires to spread is just too high.

The Wisconsin DOT says there are currently more than 2,300 people in Wisconsin on a waiting list for life-saving organ transplants; and the more people that check yes to become an organ donor, the more lives they can help save.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker touted his administration's saving of $4.7 billion in tax relief since taking office during a stop at Eau Claire's Immaculate Conception elementary school Monday morning.

A longstanding jazz festival is swinging into its 50th year this weekend.

Xcel Energy says it is expecting a large turnover in line workers over the next year.

One man is dead and two others injured after a house fire in Polk County.

In honor of Earth Week, UW-Eau Claire's McIntyre Library has launched a shoe drive.

The Menomonie Police Department says foul play is not suspected in a UW-Stout student's death.

Authorities say a man suspected of boating while drunk on a western Wisconsin lake resisted arrest, leaving four officers hurt over the weekend.

An area football coach has passed away after a hard-fought battle with cancer.

Eau Claire youth will have the chance to connect with area officers.

The prosecutor who launched two secret John Doe probes of Gov. Scott Walker's associates and his recall campaign is running for a fourth term.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton says the White House should take a "hard look" at whether to declassify 28 pages of the 9/11 commission report.

Ted Cruz is already looking beyond New York's presidential primary.

A federal jury in Wisconsin has awarded health care software firm Epic nearly $1 billion in damages in its lawsuit against an Indian firm it had accused of stealing trade secrets.