WEAU News Headlines

A night of fine wine and Wisconsin cheese helped the local Boys and Girls Club impact thousands of lives for the better.

A jury in northeastern Wisconsin has convicted an Illinois man of killing his pregnant friend in 2012.

Authorities in Oneida County say a toddler has died after being found in a river that runs along the child's backyard.

Wausau's mayor tried to conceal records of phone calls he made in March to a developer who received several city contracts.

Local postal carriers are stamping out hunger in the nation's largest single-day food drive.

Filling up at the pump came with a lot more meaning on Saturday as each gallon is helping to fulfill the dreams of local Special Olympics athletes.

Hundreds took steps to find help, hope and support for families impacted every day by epilepsy during the Stroll in the Park event at Irvine Park in Chippewa Falls.

Our reporter on scene says smoke and flames were visible across the street. She says police told her the fire is believed to have started in a shed.

Lutheran Social Services held their Mom's Day 5k walk and run/bike ride at Phoenix Park in Eau Claire to celebrate open adoption.

A few Wisconsin counties are adding farms while most of the state loses them.

Past student employment surveys show there is a bright outlook for graduating CVTC students hoping to get a job.

The Green Bay Packers added wide receiver Davante Adams in the second round of the NFL draft, and then had two selections in the third round, defensive tackle Khyri Thornton from Southern Miss and tight end Richard Rodgers from California.

The Old Abe State Trail got a little greener and bit more bird-friendly Friday.

One of the men accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl was back in court.

A sign of summer in Eau Claire, as work to fill up the Fairfax Pool began Friday afternoon.

Families looking to have fun and while learning about history are in for a treat this weekend.

The trend called the Cold Water Challenge is spreading on social media throughout the Midwest.

In some neighborhoods, finding a place to park on the street can be problematic.

Steps were taken at the Elk Mound School District to raise awareness about bullying.

A line of students simultaneously brushing their teeth Friday was part of a campaign to encourage healthy habits for students.