WEAU News Headlines

A U.S. attorney says the killing of four people during a shooting rampage in Chattanooga is an "act of domestic terrorism."

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says Hillary Rodham Clinton's tenure as secretary of state left many parts of the world more "messed up" than they were before she became America's top diplomat.

Two hackers have scored a million frequent-flier miles each on United Airlines for finding security holes in the airline's computer systems.

Missouri's most prolific political donor is planning a fundraiser for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's presidential campaign.

Police have identified the victim as Dustin Wallsch from New Auburn. Officers tell us he has a minor head wound, after a bullet grazed his head early Monday morning near the Bloomer fairgrounds.

Assistant District Attorney Meri Larson said a jury convicted Quoc Van Bui, 26, on two misdemeanor charges of Fourth-Degree Sexual Assault on Wednesday.

A tanker truck carrying ethanol has erupted in a huge ball of flames after colliding with a car on a highway in Dodge County.

Thursday marks a special morning here at WEAU. The station is happy to unveil our new outdoor set, the WEAU Patio.

A Maine hospital where 91-year-old former President George H.W. Bush is being treated for a broken bone in his neck says it's too early to say when he'll be released.

U.S. homebuilders are feeling more confident in their sales prospects than they've been since the high-flying housing boom days a decade ago.

Authorities have arrested two teenagers in connection with a shooting at the Fleet Farm store in Beaver Dam.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says federal law bars the drug testing of food stamp recipients that Wisconsin plans.

Authorities say a county highway worker is dead after he was struck by a car in north-central Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to announce whether investigators can resume a wide-ranging and secret probe into alleged election law violations during the Republican Gov. Scott Walker's 2012 recall campaign.

A Milwaukee man is accused of killing two men who authorities say planned to rob him of cocaine earlier this month.

Authorities have ramped up search efforts for a missing doctor in Door County.

Pabst Brewing Company is returning home to Milwaukee.

25 years ago this month, the “Americans with Disabilities” Act was made law, and today, UW Eau Claire held an event to celebrate its anniversary.

The stage is set and fans are ready to rock the weekend away in Cadott. Rock Fest 2015 will bring more than 50 bands to perform for thousands over the next four days.

A new Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling sets a different standard for how police can justify a traffic stop.