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Eau Claire city leaders have kicked off their series of public meetings with residents around the district to learn about issues and problems facing local neighborhoods.  The meetings also gave city leaders a chance to share with residents the latest updates on city programs and initiatives.  There will be another series of meetings next weekend at Putnam Heights Parka and Boyd Park.      

United Airlines is coming back to Mosinee next year.  The company announced that it would be begin offering three flights to Chicago daily from the Central Wisconsin Airport.  A spokesperson for the airline said the move will allow customers greater access to not only Chicago, but all the places they’d like to go.  Tickets are available now for the flights beginning on May 21st, 2026. 

The first-ever street fishing competition in the United States was hosted in Green Bay this past weekend.  Teams from nine countries gathered on Saturday and Sunday to fish in the Fox River.  Team Hungary took first place in the pairs and team category.  Romania took second place in both categories as well, with Team USA taking fourth place in pairs. 

The Packers won their third game in a row.  Green Bay beat Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers 35-25 on the road.  Jordan Love completed 29 of 37 passes for 360 yards and three touchdowns.  Tucker Kraft caught seven balls for 143 yards and two touchdowns, while Christian Watson had 85 yards receiving in his first game of the year.  The Packers have won three games in a row to improve to five-one-and-one on the year. Watch the action then

The St. Croix County Emergency Communication Center received a call at about 6:32 p.m. on, October 19, 2025, reporting a one vehicle crash on County Road E at the roundabout, nearthe entrance to northbound State Highway 35-64, in St. Joseph Township. Deputies arrived on scene and located a 2006 Honda Element, which had been traveling eastboundon CTH E at the roundabout, and began to enter northbound onto STH 35-64. The driver then lostcontrol, entered the east ditch and rolled. The

As Chippewa Valley Technical College celebrates the 50th anniversary of the CVTC Foundation, Inc., the organization that has empowered student success through scholarships, emergency grants, and partnerships, its longtime leader is preparing to close a meaningful chapter in the College’s history. Karen Kohler, executive director of the CVTC Foundation and vice president of Institutional Advancement, will retire at the end of October after more than three decades of service to the College. “As I reflect on more than 30 years

Hello. Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here! If you are sinking into the Fall season-from sweaters to cider-then Mother Nature has your back right now. CLICK HERE FOR OUR FULL FIRST ALERT FORECAST WITH WEAU 13 NEWS. There was hot chocolate flowing from the concession stands around Western Wisconsin last night. If you missed the action from the bleachers, CLICK HERE for a recap of local gridiron action! Now from the football fields to the farm fields

The Trump administration has denied federal disaster assistance for several Wisconsin counties after severe flooding in August caused over 26 million dollars in damage. Governor Tony Evers announced he will appeal the decision to ensure Door, Grant, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties receive necessary support. Governor Evers said the state is going to “fight tooth and nail” to ensure communities get every possible resource to rebuild and recover.  Showing you different sides, so you can decide, FEMA determined that

Wisconsin’s Most Wanted fugitive, Armando Barragan, is in custody after being arrested in Mexico. Barragan has been on the run since 2005 following federal racketeering charges. U.S. Marshals tracked him down with assistance from the Mexican authorities and the Monterrey Consulate. The former Latin Kings leader is accused of ordering the killing of an innocent bystander at a gas station as a teenager.

From pirates and princess, ghosts to goblins, we are getting into the Halloween season and for this week’s Friday Feel Good we pull the mask off a story from the West Coast where a mom made a discovery worth screaming about! A mom in California bought an old “Scream” mask at Goodwill and found out it was worth a lot more than she paid for it.  Those “Ghostface” masks actually predate the movie.  They came out five years before “Scream”