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The fourth annual Born to Shine prom took place in the Chippewa Valley.  The event was held on Saturday at the Eau Claire Event District. Students with special needs had their night to go to prom. Students got to be pampered before going to the event.  The event included a red carpet show where students got to walk down and show off their tuxedos or dresses.  The prom included food and drinks and of course dancing the night away. CLICK

Hello. Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here and appreciate you spending some time with us. As we sink into the middle of April and some warmer temps, it can put a spring in your step! CLICK HERE TO GET THE FULL FIRST ALERT FORECAST DETAILS WITH WEAU 13. Along with the warmer weather, the to-do list can heat up this time of year as well, which is why we invite you to start the day with a

UPDATE: On Saturday, April 12, 2025, at approximately 12:40 PM, law enforcement personnel located the silver in color 2012 Chevrolet Impala (Wisconsin registration ASW-2781) on private property in Price County.  Upon contact with the vehicle, a deceased male subject was located inside. The male subject was positively identified as: Kadyn D. Hadden, DOB 06/25/09, the person of interest in the ongoing death investigation. Preliminary investigation indicates that Kadyn died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.  Investigative efforts up

The winter moratorium on cutting off some utilities in Wisconsin will end April 15th. The Public Service Commission and Department of Administration are encouraging electric and natural gas customers with outstanding bills to contact their providers. They may be able to make a payment arrangement. The moratorium runs from November through April 15th and prohibits utility providers from disconnecting heating services if a customer hasn’t paid.

Wisconsin is distributing more than 108-million dollars to local governments this month for transportation projects. The Governor’s Office says the money comes from quarterly General Transportation Aids included in the 2023-2025 budget. The money will go toward repairs and maintenance for local roads and highways. Wisconsin will get 540-million dollars total this year for transportation improvements.

Wisconsin Dells police say they’re still looking for a missing boater in the Wisconsin river. It’s been a week since Chicagoan Francesco Di Filippo’s boat had capsized where his grandfather’s body was recovered and a cousin survived. Authorities said on Friday water conditions need to improve so crews can continue working. Police are asking the public to report any information.

On Friday, 04/10/25, at approximately 11:07pm, the Eau Claire Police Department initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle near N Hastings Way and Eddy Lane in the City of Eau Claire.  The vehicle was displaying license plates that didn’t match the vehicle they were on and it was known that the name associated with the registration was currently incarcerated.  The vehicle began to flee and a pursuit was initiated. ECPD Officers continued to pursue throughout northside neighborhoods and eventually terminated

They say that dogs are a mans best friend, but for this week’s Friday feel good, it was a group of friends that helped return a long lost dog, proving that sometimes humans can be dogs best friend, too. A  group of frat guys at the University of Southern Mississippi reunited a woman with her lost dog five years after he went missing.  She never thought she’d see him again, so their reunion was pretty emotional.  The owner of the pup, Debbie Lafleur,

The Wis​​consin Departme​nt of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) announced 11 Wisconsin companies received nearly a quarter of a million dollars total in 2024 Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin (BLBW) Grants to help grow the local food economy. BLBW is a competitive grant program designed to strengthen Wisconsin’s agriculture and food industries by helping farms and businesses more efficiently process, market, and distribute locally grown food products. BLBW grants pro​vide consumers with access to more Wisconsin-grown food products, including organic

Nineteen people have been charged in a major drug bust in Eau Claire.  Police arrested 19 people last week and they were formally charged yesterday. The house that was known to be a drug house was located at 1105 Barland Street. Police found almost 20 people in the house when they made the arrests. Police found numerous amounts of drugs along with drug paraphernalia and also stated the house was in poor living condition.  Many of the charged will appear