WEAU News Headlines

For the first time a bike program is getting students out into area neighborhoods to learn the routes and skills needed to bike safely.

Bremer Bank is partnering with Feed My People Food Bank to help end hunger in our community through the Meals for Many campaign.

The Red Cross says more than 100 pints of blood were donated at the Rock ‘N’ Roll Up Your Sleeve Blood Drive.

The Boys and Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley got some help in teaching kids the importance of healthy futures.

A semi rolled over into a ditch after crashing early Wednesday morning on I-94 eastbound near Black River Falls.

Police have identified the body found in Lake Onalaska Tuesday afternoon.

A federal judge has sentenced a Milwaukee man to 20 years in prison for pimping two girls.

The co-chair of the Legislature's budget committee says a $500 million financing plan for a new Milwaukee Bucks stadium may be pulled from the state budget and taken up as a separate bill.

The crash happened before 1:20 p.m. Wednesday. A picture from the scene at Farwell Street and Main Street shows a van labeled "Grantsburg School District" and a car with damage.

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback's office says federal prosecutors have brought no charges after completing their investigation into loans that the state's lieutenant governor made to the ticket's re-election campaign.

Congressional officials say the House will attempt as early as Thursday to revive trade legislation sought by President Barack Obama and blocked last week in a revolt by union-backed Democrats.

The Federal Reserve says the U.S. economy has strengthened since a slump early this year but wants to see further gains in the job market and higher inflation before raising interest rates from record lows.

A Wisconsin's family photos on a railroad track angers people online who say they took risks and broke the law.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he will no longer discuss what he talks about in private with leaders in other countries.

A Spencer man is dead after a car hit his motorcycle Tuesday morning.

The family of one of the Green Bay Packers most beloved quarterbacks has issued an update on his condition.

A federal judge has ruled that Minnesota's sex offender treatment program is unconstitutional, but has deferred any immediate action to await further proceedings on a remedy.

AT&T Mobility LLC has been hit with a $100 million fine for offering consumers "unlimited" data, but then slowing their Internet speeds after they hit a certain amount.

Marty Beil, whom many call the face of public employee unions in Wisconsin, says he will retire at the end of this month

Thousands of tiny walleye have a new temporary home at the Wild Rose Fish Hatchery.