WEAU News Headlines

Gov. Scott Walker is predicting big things for the Badgers in the NCAA tournament.

The Wisconsin Assembly is set to take up a bill that would outlaw using GPS to secretly track someone.

A Balsam Lake man has been arrested for driving under the influence with a child in the car.

The broken hydrant combined with a computer malfunction lead to more work Tuesday morning for people and businesses around town.

Seniors around the area had the chance to head back to school for a day of learning and fun.

A new bill that passed the State Senate Tuesday would give steep fines and jail time to relatives of felons who help them evade police.

An inmate could see some added time in prison after DNA linked him to a sex assault case from more than a decade ago.

The city of Eau Claire is in the business of turning trash into treasure. 'Gov Deals' is an online auction website used to get rid of the city's surplus equipment.

Five students at UW-Stout created an animated music video for the band, They Might Be Giants.

If you haven’t signed up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, time is running out.

The Senate passed the bill on a voice vote Tuesday. It now heads back to the Assembly, which previously passed a similar version.

The fire happened Monday afternoon at the Northwoods Humane Society Thrift Shop on Main Street in Hayward.

Help is available for customers facing high heating bills as a result of significantly higher natural gas prices and the coldest winter in three decades.

Mary Burke said Tuesday that the state should not be subsidizing with taxpayer money the choice parents make to send their children to private school.

Current Wisconsin law prohibits a person from aiding or harboring a felon. But the law doesn't apply to the felon's spouse, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren and siblings.

The White House is making an extra push to increase health care enrollment for young people.

More than two dozen members from both chambers vowed Tuesday to pass a bill increasing the state-mandated wage of $7.25 an hour to $10.10.

Tuesday night's potential jackpot would be the sixth-largest lottery prize in U.S. history.

The Seattle Fire Department says the two people killed when a KOMO-TV news helicopter crashed Tuesday morning outside its station near the Space Needle were inside the chopper.

The Rev. Leo Koppala pleaded guilty Monday to second-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a victim under 13. He'll be sentenced March 31.