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The Chippewa Falls Police Department is warning residents about a phone scam.  They say people are getting calls from someone claiming to be a detective with CFPD.  The scammer will tell the person they called that they’ve missed  a jury duty date and will need to give personal information to fix the situation.  Police said if you receive a call like this to hang up immediately and report the call to CFPD.  Authorities say they’ll never call and request personal

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is now looking to hire seasonal staff members for state parks and other recreation areas.  The department says additional help is typically needed for groundskeeping, maintenance, and customer service in late spring and early summer.  Extra park rangers and natural resources educators are usually hired on as well.  More information WITH AN EASY CLICK HERE.

The Milwaukee Brewers are sharing some details on upgrades at American Family Field that fans can look forward to in the upcoming baseball season.  “The Alley” food truck park is new for this year, with local food vendors and a bar to be set up on the left field loge level.  The Home Plate Team Store is being updated with a “customization corner” for getting personalized jerseys.  The Brewers will also be using the MLB Go-Ahead Entry system this year,

The man accused of stabbing one victim at the Do Dodge Inn is heading to an inpatient treatment facility. Suspect Anthony Jackson is charged with homicide after prosecutors say he stabbed and killed Alex Graff in December. A judge ordered Jackson be evaluated at an inpatient facility at a competency hearing today. Once his evaluation is finished, another competency hearing will be scheduled.

An Oklahoma man gets a plea deal in Eau Claire for child sexual assault charges. Prosecutors say 62-year-old Billy Pettit repeatedly assaulted a pre-teen girl in the early 90s when he thought she was sleeping. Pettit is pleading no contest to a misdemeanor charge. He was sentenced to 219 days in jail, but given credit for time served. No additional jail time is ordered.

The Original Banbury Art Crawl is back this weekend…. with more fine art than ever before.  The Banbury Art Crawl happens this Friday night and Saturday (Feb 7 & 8).  Banbury buildings 10 and 13 will be overflowing with original artwork—over 100 artists with paintings, pottery, fiber arts, jewelry, woodworking and more.Plus the shops and studios of Building 13 will be open with more original artwork plus unique and vintage wares.   This is a juried fine art show and sale,

Early voting is going to look a little different in Eau Claire for the upcoming February and April elections.  The City Administrator says the city is switching back to the early- in-person absentee voting model that was used before the pandemic.  This means early in-person voting will now be in the elections office instead of drive-thru.  Early absentee in-person voting starts on February 4th and goes on until the 14th. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE COVERAGE WITH WEAU 13 NEWS.   Wisconsin

Eau Claire public transit is declaring 2025 “The Year of Transit.”  Community Services manager Ty Fadness said in 2024, 50-thousand more people used public transit than in 2023.   Last year there were about 710-thousand passengers compared to the 660-thousand passengers in the previous year. That’s thanks to new bus routes and increased bus service at peak times.  Now, Fadness said there are more plans, including a new on-demand ride share service called “Micro Transit Pilot.”  It will give people on

The Green Bay Packers are again supporting efforts to provide affordable housing to veterans.  The Packers Give Back organization is giving Veterans First of Northeast Wisconsin a grant worth 250-thousand dollars.  The money will be used to help build a village of one-bedroom tiny homes and a handful of traditional houses where veterans will have access to support services in Green Bay.  Construction is expected to begin later on this year.

Green Bay is one of the best cities in the nation for football fans.  A new report from WalletHub ranks Green Bay first for the most accessible NFL stadium and most engaged football fans. The city is ranked third best in the U.S. for football fans, behind Pittsburgh and Dallas.  Boston and Kansas City finish out the top five.