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A woman attacked her attorney during her preliminary hearing in Fond du Lac on Friday.  Taylor Schabusiness’ hearing was over her alleged attack on a sergeant at Taycheedah Correctional Institution.  She is serving life in prison for dismembering a man in 2022.  Schabusiness’s attorney filed a motion to withdraw from her case.  She also attacked her other attorney during the homicide case.

Wisconsin’s Attorney General is suing the Trump administration over an executive order.  AG Josh Kaul on Friday joined twenty other states over orders to defund libraries, museums and minority business support services.  The lawsuit claims the actions are unconstitutional because the administration did not obtain congressional authority.  Officials are asking to stop the break up of the agencies.

Bird flu has been found in Sheboygan County in a commercial flock.  State agriculture officials said Friday the herd is under quarantine and will not enter into the food system.  Farm workers are being monitored for symptoms but the threat to the public is low. 

A century-old Wisconsin State Fair pavilion is getting a twelve-point-five-million dollar remodel. The Cream Puff Pavilion will get a bigger guest area and a new kitchen so more cream puffs can be made faster. It’ll also be renamed The Dairy Building, it’s previous name. Funding for the project will come from the fair’s revenue fund. Renovations are expected to be finished by early July, and the fair opens on July 31. 

Severe Weather Awareness Week for Wisconsin is planned for April 7-11, 2025! This week is designed to  promote emergency preparedness and inform residents of some of the various weather-related events  that are likely to occur in the coming months. These hazards include flooding, severe thunderstorms, tornado  and straight-line wind events, and heat, along with a reminder of how to be made aware of when a severe  weather event is possible or occurring.  “Being prepared for the weather events that may

Many folks dream of a retirement full of leisure and freedom after years of working, but for some that dream never becomes a reality. For this week’s Friday Feel Good we meet a woman who, after decades of serving others, can finally put her feet up after a stranger stepped in to serve up kindness. —  An 81-year-old waitress in Pittsburgh can finally retire thanks to a video posted by a random customer last week.  Tamie Koznier took her young son to an

Runners gathered in Eau Claire to remember one of their own who was killed by a hit-and-run driver. The runners were seen wearing red shirts yesterday. Ann Seidl was killed last weekend while running in Dunn County by a drunk driver who drove away from the scene. Seidl was highly active in the Eau Claire community and gave a lot of her time for the Eau Claire marathon. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE COVERAGE WITH WEAU 13 NEWS.

Starting Monday, US 14 between Marion Road and Garner Place will go under construction for road improvements.  Work that will be done includes patching pavement along with adding expansion joints on the US 14 Bridge.  Drivers can expect lane closures along with one lane in both directions at times.  The project is expected to be done in early June.

The Beaver Dam girl who had been missing for two months is found safe.  Deputies near Omaha say they got a tip just before midnight about a possible sighting of now-17-year-old Sophia Franklin and 40-year-old Gary Day. The missing girl’s birthday was yesterday. Day is accused of abducting Franklin, who’s currently pregnant with his baby. The two have a no-contact order. Deputies located them and took Day into custody.  Franklin is awaiting re-unification with her family. 

New numbers show almost 22-hundred crashes reported in Wisconsin work zones last year.  That’s an average of about one crash every three hours.  State Patrol says there were almost 800 injuries and ten fatalities as a result of those crashes.  Wisconsin’s April law of the month focuses on work zone safety.