WEAU News Headlines
Strong quake hits southern Japan, tsunami advisory
A powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1 has struck southern Japan, barely 24 hours after a deadly quake hit the same region.
Feingold campaign: $6.4 million on hand
U.S. Senate challenger Russ Feingold says he had $6.4 million on hand at the end of the first quarter.
Investment board hands out $11.1M in bonuses
The board that handles investments for the state's pension fund has approved $11.1 million in bonuses for staff members who helped produce strong returns.
Police: Man tries to steal merchandise, attacks employee at Walmart
Lake Hallie Police say around 1:30 a.m., an employee spotted a man pushing out a shopping cart that was full of merchandise.
Judge won't reduce bond for girls in Slender Man stabbing
Judge Michael Bohren on Friday left the girls' bond amounts at $500,000. The girls have been in custody for two years, and their attorneys say their families can't afford the bond.
Ingram announces Republican run for 91st Assembly
Bill Ingram told WEAU 13 News on Friday he is working to bring “God, country and family” into his campaign for the seat currently held by Democrat Dana Wachs.
Buffalo herd on the loose, deputies urge caution
Sheriff's deputies are warning motorists and others to be on the lookout for dozens of buffalo on the loose in southern Juneau County.
Sens. Johnson and Baldwin to hold hearing on heroin abuse
Sens. Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin are holding a hearing on heroin use Friday in Pewaukee.
Food bank gives sneak peek of new campaign
Feed My People Food Bank gave the community a sneak peek of its new campaign to fight hunger.
Fairmont Santrol announces layoffs
Dozens of employees at local sand production facilities are expected to lose their jobs.
City bids farewell to Altoona Mayor Jack Blackburn
Mayor Blackburn says he never could have envisioned how much the city has grown in the last few years.
Trail feasibility study presented to Altoona council
Engineering firm SEH looked at the feasibility of building that path, the results were delivered Thursday night.
Reports of vandalism at two Eau Claire park shelters
This is the time of year people want to get outside and start utilizing the parks again, but three reports of vandalism at two different park shelters this week means a delay for city crews to get everything up and running for the season.
Annual 'Purses with Purpose' event held in Eau Claire
The bags on display featured all kinds of themes, ranging from a mini-bar theme to a garden theme.
Boys and Girls Club holds annual Great Futures Dinner
Guests were able to enjoy a fun-filled evening of good food, performances from Boys and Girls Club members, a cake auction, and more.
Packers release 2016 Regular Season Schedule
The Green Bay Packers released their 2016 schedule and will start the season on the road in Jacksonville, followed by a trip to Minnesota to open the Vikings new stadium.
DNR utilizes pilots for wildfire watch following fire tower discontinuation
With the discontinuation of Wisconsin DNR fire towers instead of having eyes on the ground this fire season, look to the sky.
Gov. Walker asked to help with increasing CWD problem
According to the DNR, more than half of Wisconsin’s 72 counties have been declared as chronic wasting disease affected.
Elmwood man killed in Dunn County crash
The crash happened on Highway P, south of 350th Avenue, near Elmwood.
Senator Baldwin meets with Judge Garland
Senator Baldwin met with U.S. Supreme Court Nominee, Chief Judge Merrick Garland Thursday to discuss a wide range of topics.