WEAU News Headlines

Gov. Scott Walker plans to officially launch his re-election campaign with a series of events across the state on Tuesday.

The Labor Department says that the four-week average of applications, a less volatile measure, fell 4,750 to 316,250.

Attorney Vince Megna filed the lawsuit on behalf of Robert Montgomery.

A Chippewa Falls native retires after 40 years of service to the Chippewa Fire Department.

Residents have been allowed back home after a major gas main break forced the evacuation of some homes in New Holstein.

The state Department of Natural Resources is looking for volunteers to help repair and enhance state properties as part of a three-day Earth Day celebration.

The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department has just confirmed to WEAU that the feed mill on Scranton Road in the City of Whitehall is fully engulfed.

Parents Who Host Lose the Most says parents should start talking to their kids about the dangers of alcohol as early as third grade.

Firefighters from multiple agencies are on the scene of a massive wildfire in the northeast corner of La Crosse County.

A community initiative is raising money for Eau Claire students.

Wednesday felt like summer for many who have been cooped up in their homes for the last several months.

The Village of Elk Mound made the announcement on Wednesday.

Eau Claire was the only city in Wisconsin to make it into the top 25 this year.

Wanted Wednesday is in its twelfth week at the Sparta Police Department.

It happened Wednesday afternoon near Colonial Court, which is off of Princeton Avenue on the northeast side of Eau Claire.

Students from Altoona, Augusta, Fall Creek, Memorial, North and Regis High Schools gathered at The Plaza Hotel & Suites for the "Real Life" Academy.

The kids learned everything from heart-healthy exercises, to bike safety, to hand washing and healthy eating.

A conservative activist known for his hidden-camera videos released audio on Wednesday of Sen. Mike Ellis talking about raising money for a super PAC to attack his Democratic opponent Rep. Penny Bernard Schaber.

The Packers will start the 2014 preseason on the road for two games, then play their final two preseason games at Lambeau Field.

District Attorney Ismael is defending a Dane County diversion program for certain parents accused of child abuse, saying it keeps children safe and helps adults be better parents.