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Hello. Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here and appreciate you making us part of your day. Thank you! As Mother Nature catches up with the season a bit and our temps start to dip, we can feel the first notes of “real Fall” coming into our lives. Are you ready? Does it seem possible that we are into October already? (Click here for your weekend forecast with the First Alert Weather team at WEAU13 News.) Either way,

A massive deer poaching ring has been exposed following a months long investigation.  Fond Du Lac County Sheriff’s Office and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources believe over 100 deer were illegally killed between Spring 2023 and July 2024.  The crimes took place in an area covering the counties of Fond Du Lac, Washington and Dodge.  Four suspects have been identified all from Campbellsport, three 16-year-old males and one 36-year-old female. 

The Eau Claire Police Department is warning the public of fraud cases.  An Anoka County missing persons case led Eau Claire Police officers to solving a fraud case.  Officers found the missing person in a Eau Claire hotel who was there to pay who they believed to be an FBI agent.  The fraud suspect entered the hotel as police spoke with hotel staff and was identified as 40-year-old Chetankumar Patel.  Police  recovered  32-thousand-dollars. Below is the information directly from the

It’s not quite Halloween, but the Salvation Army is getting ready for its Red Kettle season. The Salvation Army of Dane County held its City Barbeque & Bourbon Red Kettle Reception yesterday. The Salvation Army uses the fundraiser as a way to both raise some money, and get people thinking about donating during the Christmas season.  The Salvation Army’s Red Kettles won’t appear outside local stores til next month. CLICK HERE FOR MORE LOCAL INFO.

U-S Senator Bernie Sanders will be in Wisconsin tomorrow. He’ll be campaigning for Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Sanders will visit Baraboo and Superior on Saturday. Both First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and V-P Candidate Tim Walz will also be in Wisconsin on Monday. Biden will be in Madison and Walz will be in Green Bay and Eau Claire.

After a week of severe weather and worry, this Friday Feel Good takes us to the Sunshine State for a silver lining and a story to remind us of the good around us.  Two best friends in Florida found out they were pregnant at the same time, and ended up giving birth on the same day, in the same hospital.  Both had healthy baby boys.   The women announced their pregnancies to each other and then having the babies meet in the

“This is our way of saying ‘Thank you for serving our country,’” Each year, Chippewa Valley Technical College offers free services to veterans during the Give Vets a Smile one-day event. This year, the College welcomes veterans to campus from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9, to receive these free services. “This is our way of saying ‘Thank you for serving our country,’” said Don Raymond, Respiratory Therapy instructor. “We have so many programs at CVTC that

Eau Claire County residents now have a new option for disposing of needles, lancets, syringes, and other sharps devices.  “The goal of these boxes is to decrease the number of discarded needles found at parks, roadsides, and outdoor spaces within the county.” Several local agencies are partnering to install eight large sharps disposal boxes in Eau Claire County. The project is paid for with funds received in Eau Claire County from the national opioid settlement.  Three sharps disposal boxes have

If you are looking to add unique items to your life, Banbury has your back! Saturday October 19th , Building 13 at Banbury Place will open the doors for their annual FallMarket! Building 13 is the creative hub at Banbury Place. The shops and studios of Building 13 are overflowing with original art and the makers and shakers of Banbury will be offering jewelry, fiber arts, woodworking,stained glass, pottery, painting, lotions, potions, leather goods and more. There will be food

A Jackson County 13-year-old is dead after what the sheriff’s office is calling a farming accident. The sheriff’s office says it happened last week in the Town of Manchester. Deputies say the teenager was ‘submerged by crops,’ and had to be rescued. The 13-year-old later died. The sheriff’s office says it is investigating, and has not said just how the teenager fell into the grain pile where he was found. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE COVERAGE WITH WEAU 13 NEWS.