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Hello. Welcome to your weekend! We’re glad you are here. Despite needing layers to start the day today (Brrrr!) we should be back to short sleeves shortly. CLICK HERE TO SEE WHAT MOTHER NATURE HAS PLANNED FOR US AS WE WRAP UP MARCH (Whaaaat?!). As we get into the homestretch of March and start to slip into April and “real Spring” it kind of feels like time is moving faster all the time. That’s why we take time to intentionally

State officials are reviewing new evidence in a child labor case involving a Burger King franchise operator. The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development says Cave Enterprises is accused of more than 16-hundred violations affecting nearly 14-hundred young workers. Officials say they are reviewing materials submitted by the company and have not set a timeline for a decision on legal action. Public records show similar labor violation allegations tied to the company in Illinois. Cave Enterprises has been ordered to pay

Earlier this week we celebrated National Puppy Day, but for this week’s FURiday Feel Good we give the stage to cat lovers with a story that is sure to have you “feline” good.  A Maryland family got a surprise when their cat, Artemis, turned up after being missing for five years. Luckily Artemis was microchipped and able to be reunited with her family.Brooke Garci, one of the owners, and a representative from the Humane Society talking about this amazing reunion. And

More details are emerging after the arrest this week of an Eau Claire special education teacher.  Twenty-two-year-old Nadia Horn is a North High School staffer and was arrested Wednesday on accusations that she sexually assaulted a child.  Police now say they know of multiple victims and that each is a student of North High School.  The school district has suspended Horn without pay pending legal resolution of the matter. CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE WITH WEAU 13 NEWS.

Charges filed against the owner of an Onalaska bar have been dismissed.  Fargo Hillman is the owner of Nutbush City Limits and faces accusations in La Crosse County that he had secretly placed a video camera inside a woman’s bedroom.  The camera was discovered in November of last year with Hillman then charged with invasion of privacy using a surveillance device.  That charge was dismissed last week after a resolution was reached between all parties involved.

Charges are being filed against a La Crosse man in connection with a recent shooting.  The incident happened last Saturday at around 2 a.m. at a location on George Street.  Police dispatched to the scene found shell casings but no one had been hurt.  Twenty-two-year-old Jatay McKinney faces charges including recklessly endangering safety with use of a dangerous weapon.

The debate for Wisconsin Supreme Court in Milwaukee has a new date.  Chris Taylor and Maria Lazar were scheduled to debate at Marquette Law School Wednesday night, but Taylor’s campaign said physicians recommended the judge visit a hospital after waking up feeling sick.  Turns out Taylor was diagnosed with kidney stones and she’ll spend a couple days recovering before returning to her campaign.  The new date for the debate is now April 2nd, and will stay at Marquette Law School. 

The search for a runaway kangaroo continues in Juneau County.   The owners of Sunshine Farm in Necedah posted online Wednesday that their kangaroo named Chesney escaped his enclosure and have asked folks keep an eye out for him in hopes of a safe return.  The farm has been using a drone to help in their search.  Despite multiple sightings, Chesney remains on the run today.  Anyone spotting Chesney is asked to contact the farm at  773 682-8042 as opposed to

On Wednesday, March 25th, Township Fire and Emergicare were dispatched to a reported structure fire on a farm in the Town of Washington. The caller reported that the fire structure was a shed and was near the house. The initial engine company arrived on scene to find fire throughout a 20’x20’ metal shed with an attached 15’x60’ carport type structure, with heat from the fire beginning to impact the house. The house was promptly cooled, and crews spent the next

Authorities are charging a Barron County man who allegedly sexually assaulted a child on multiple occasions.  The victim tells police that 22-year-old Chetek resident Brandon Nelson began sexually assaulting her when she was eight-years-old and that the crimes continued for years.   According to the victim’s story, Nelson would have been 15- or 16-years old when he began victimizing her and 19 when the assaults stopped.