WEAU News Headlines

With temps below zero overnight, a wind chill advisory goes into effect at 6:00pm Wednesday night.

A Wisconsin church will hold a prayer service and rosary in memory of Andrew Boldt, the West Bend native who was shot and killed at Purdue University.

Target Corporation is cutting 475 jobs worldwide.

Wisconsin farmers earned about $3.75 billion in profit last year, coming close to the record $3.8 billion earned in 2011.

University of Oklahoma officials say authorities have found no evidence of shots being fired on campus and no injuries have been reported.

The AgStar Fund for Rural America, the corporate giving program of AgStar Financial Services, donated $10,000 to Glenhaven Nursing Home to help recovery efforts from the damage sustained in a fire last Tuesday.

Gov. Scott Walker's $504 million tax cut proposals will be the focus of his State of the State speech.

For the first time in five years, you can visit the Apostle Islands sea caves by walking across frozen Lake Superior.

The Wisconsin Senate is poised to take up a bill that would allow more people to contribute to a student's state college savings program.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' board is poised to consider a plan to eliminate in-person deer registration.

Criminal complaints reveal more about the motive of a shooting outside a liquor store in Hudson.

By a 21-5 vote, the Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors made a decision on Tuesday night to pledge 3.5 million dollars toward the Confluence Project.

The new federal budget provides $140 million for air traffic control contracts at more than 250 small airports in Wisconsin and across the country.

Wisconsin residents would be able to buy rifles and shotguns from dealers anywhere in the nation under a bill the state Assembly has passed.

Tuesday the doors opened to UW-Eau Claire's newest addition...Centennial Hall.

Eau Claire County could soon be paying more than $75,000, because of two alleged animal neglect cases.

An area organization is trying to keep people off the streets, and in a home.

The food bank presented the award to Xcel Energy during its winter cookout in Eau Claire Tuesday.

Online court records show 18-year-old Dorien Hash, of Barron, was sentenced to three years probation and one year in the county jail, with credit for time served. That means he will spend four more months in jail.

In an effort to help people shop healthy and smart Mayo Clinic Health System is partnering up with major grocery store chains all across the city. Dietitians and health educators will be there to help shoppers understand food labels and find healthy on-the-go options.