WEAU-TV (Eau Claire, WI)

18 hours ago | weau.com | Ted Rossman

You’ve likely heard that the only certainties in life are death and taxes. Or that April showers bring May flowers. Here’s another truism to add to that list: Credit card balances don’t rise in the first quarter of the year. That was once again true in 2025, as balances fell to $1.18 trillion in Q1, down $29 billion (2.4 percent) from Q4 2024, according to the New York Fed. Over the past 22 years, credit card balances fell from Q4 to Q1 on 21 occasions, and they were flat once (in 2023).

18 hours ago | weau.com | Rachael Thomas |Domonique Benn |Emily Van de Riet

KEITHVILLE, La. (KSLA/Gray News) – The mother of a 2-year-old girl who was killed in a murder-suicide that left three others dead is at a loss for why it happened. Kara Hanning, the mom of 2-year-old Adalynn Mae Sadler, said she wouldn’t wish this tragedy on anybody. On May 5, the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office was called out to a home in Keithville, Louisiana, to do a welfare check. When deputies got there, they said Adalynn’s grandfather, 60-year-old Leroy Sadler, refused to communicate with them.

19 hours ago | weau.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) - It was a memorable weekend at Indiana University in Bloomington. Graduation ceremonies took place on Saturday and among those who turned their tassels was a father and his daughter, who are now members of the class of 2025. Liv Clements and Reggie Johnson got to celebrate their accomplishment together. “It’s going to be a great story to tell,” Johnson said. Johnson worked at the university years ago in various departments to help support his family.

1 day ago | weau.com | Dashal Mentzel

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - Last year, Habitat for Humanity of the Greater La Crosse Region partnered with UW–La Crosse to launch the Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine program. This year, the university is taking over the project where students donate usable items that will go towards people in need. “When you’re walking around during our on-campus move out, it doesn’t take much to see all the stuff that’s being thrown away. There’s some stuff that’s perfectly usable.

2 days ago | weau.com | Juliana Tornabene

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A Madison man charged in a school shooting committed by his daughter posted bond on Monday, a notification through the Wisconsin Department of Corrections indicated. Jeffrey Rupnow bonded out Monday morning and was released from custody, according to WI VINE. The Dane County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Rupnow posted bond around 9:30 a.m. Monday. As of 10:10 a.m. Monday, he is no longer listed as a resident of the Dane County Jail.