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Governor Tony Evers has declared a state of emergency for several northeast Wisconsin Counties. The counties include: Outgamie County,Winnebago County, Calumet County, and Waupaca County, which are all still recovering from flooding last week. The state of emergency aims to help the affected counties access resources for flood relief. The executive order calls for all state agencies to assist in recovery where the state adjutant general deems necessary. Neighbors of Appleton and Manawa had to evacuate due to the July

Milwaukee’s last call hours are extended for some bars and restaurants during the Republican National Convention. A state law passed this year allows establish, establishments to stay open and serve until 4 a.m. from July 15th -19th. Bar closing typically happens at 2 a.m. in Milwaukee.  Some establishments are also bulking up security and staff on hand to handle the 50–thousand people expected for the RNC. Every vehicle driving in certain areas of Milwaukee’s downtown will have to be screened

A fireball that was seen streaking through the sky on Thursday night stirred up theories from Dane County residents on social media. After much speculation the fireball was confirmed to be a meteor by the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Department. While determined to be a meteor The International Meteor Organization did classify it as a fireball, because of the meteor’s brightness. The meteor is believed to have exploded in the sky without leaving any remnants. Recordings are

There’s a new Mayo Clinic Health System Center in Eau Claire. The new Diagnostic Imaging and Sports Medicine Center aims to diagnose and care for injuries, and offer rehab services and sports performance training. X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans will be available at the center in the Sonnentag Complex. It’ll be available for students and student athletes as well as the community. YOU CAN SEE MORE ON WEAU 13 NEWS ABOUT THE CENTER WITH AN EASY CLICK HERE.

The Eau Claire City-County Health Department is asking for your help to find a dog that bit a boy, Thursday, July 11th, 2024, around 6:30/7:00pm. The bite happened near the intersection of Erin St. and Birch St. The dog was described to be solid color, dark tan or brown, medium size (approximately 50 lbs.). The dog did not have any collar or leash. No animal owner was observed with the dog. The dog was heading northbound on Erin St. from

The Eau Claire County community can now use a new medication drop box to freely and easily dispose of their unwanted or expired medications. The new drop box is available to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The drop box is located in the lobby of the Eau Claire County Jail, 710 2nd Ave., Eau Claire. Anyone can enter the jail lobby to use the box between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. To access the

Eau Claire Energy Cooperative (ECEC) was awarded Over $1.1 million in funding from the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSCW) for two major projects aimed at improving grid resiliency. PSCW awarded funds to 11 electric cooperatives across Wisconsin, recognizing their essential role in maintaining and improving the state’s electrical grid infrastructure. These grants are a testament to thecritical work being done by cooperatives to ensure that rural communities have access to reliableelectricity. One of the awarded projects is aimed at

Agnes’ Table & Community Center (ATCC) has announced a new collaboration with the Chippewa Falls YMCA and Trinity United Methodist Church to enhance service delivery and further its mission to tackle food insecurity in the community. Starting September 3rd, 2024, ATCC will be transitioning its dinner services to Trinity United Methodist Church, located at 201 W Central St, Chippewa Falls, with service hours from 5:00-6:30 PM. Social hours will commence at 3:30 PM. Guests will also have the opportunity to

Some music fans say good tunes can save a life…and for this week’s Friday Feel Good we take it to the stage to spotlight not the famous band, but a woman in the audience.  A 78-year-old man in Massachusetts is trying to track down the woman who saved his life at a Rolling Stones concert a few weeks ago.  Fittingly, the song “Start Me Up” was playing when it happened. Tony Palladino talks about the woman that saved his life. Proving that

See you next time…in DeForest! Kwik Trip’s latest groundbreaking is one of its largest. The company yesterday turned the first shovel of dirt on what will become a 280 thousand square-foot distribution center in DeForest. Right now, Kwik Trip supplies all of its stores from a single 600 thousand square-foot facility in La Crosse. This will be Kwik Trip’s second distribution center. Company president Scott Zietlow says there will eventually be 400 people working at the distribution center once it