WEAU News Headlines

Both retired and current health care workers are being encouraged to sign up to a database used to contact people who can help out during a natural disaster or public health emergency.

A prosecutor says a Lincoln County woman desperately tried to save her deteriorating marriage in the days and hours leading up to her death.

After several outbreaks in the state, health experts want to warn you about mumps.

With spring and construction season now in full swing, the Department of Transportation is reminding you about the dangers and consequences of not obeying the law in work zones.

The spring thaw is prompting many of us to go out to eat and do some shopping. It's also encouraging businesses to hire.

UW-L’s Recreational Eagle Center opened in 1997.

Majority Republicans stripped Kramer of his leadership position last month.

A colleague says there was nothing that Mickey Rooney couldn't do -- whether it was singing, dancing or acting.

Ford is recalling nearly 435,000 cars to fix rusting frame parts or faulty seats.

Nobody was hurt in the fire in the Town of McMillan, which is north of Marshfield.

Microsoft support for Windows XP ends Tuesday.

A team from New Auburn High School won its latest championship during a competition at Waukesha County Technical College in Pewaukee on Saturday.

A couple of Twins greats, Tony Oliva and Kent Hrbek, will open the gates at 1 p.m. Monday.

To honor National Autism Awareness month, the restaurant chain had planned on donating a portion of its sales to the National Autism Association.

Republican Rep. Erik Severson is not seeking re-election, becoming the 11th Republican and 17th member overall to announce they will not be returning.

The ramp, which is called the North Barstow Parking Structure, would go on the site of the existing U.S. Post Office on North Barstow Street, and a nearby parking lot.

Walker scheduled bill signings for Monday in Marinette, Stevens Point, Eau Claire, and Milwaukee.

Attorney Vince Megna filed the lawsuit Monday in Milwaukee. It alleges Robert Montgomery of Franklin had the 2013 SP Sedan delivered in March 2013.

Jury selection begins in Lincoln County for a man accused of killing his wife and hiding her body.

Wisconsin deputies may finally have solved a cold-case mystery involving the slaying of an Illinois teen 17 years ago.