Emerson Lehmann
WEAU 13 News
Wisconsin, United States
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1 person killed, 2 others injured in Wood County crash
One person is dead and two others are injured after a crash in the township of Auburndale. → Read More
Missing Adams County man found safe
The 88-year-old man last seen in Grand Marsh Thursday night has been located safely. → Read More
3 injured in car vs. motorcycle crash
Three people are injured after a car vs. motorcycle crash at the intersection of State Highway 73 and County Road Z near the Township of Saratoga in Wood County. → Read More
Athens farmer goes viral for ‘Hulk’ moment at Bucks game
Stoney Acres Farm owner Tony Schultz appears to be just as passionate about the Milwaukee Bucks as he is farming. → Read More
Athens farmer goes viral for ‘Hulk’ moment at Bucks game
Stoney Acres Farm owner Tony Schultz appears to be just as passionate about the Milwaukee Bucks as he is farming. → Read More
Crews responding to train derailment in Merrill
Police in Merrill are responding to a train derailment. → Read More
Crews responding to train derailment in Merrill
Police in Merrill are responding to a train derailment. → Read More
Wisconsin Valley Fair announces concert lineup
The Wisconsin Valley Fair has announced its grandstand lineup for the fair which will run August 3 to August 8 at Marathon Park in Wausau. → Read More
Man killed in Lincoln County farm accident
A 46-year-old man is dead after a farming accident Monday afternoon in the township of Merrill. → Read More
Lightning strike annihilates tree near Wautoma High School
A lightning-strike Thursday morning shattered a tree at Wautoma High School in Waushara County. → Read More
Lightning strike annihilates tree near Wautoma High School
A lightning-strike Thursday morning shattered a tree at Wautoma High School in Waushara County. → Read More
Outages remain, but power restored to most Thursday morning
According to the Wisconsin Public Service website, nearly 4,000 customers are without power as of 6:00 Thursday morning. → Read More
Bond set at $250K for suspect in Nekoosa shooting
Bond was set at $250,000 for the 50-year-old woman accused of shooting a man Tuesday night in Nekoosa. → Read More
Woman injured in Rib Mountain officer-involved shooting
A woman is injured after an officer-involved shooting Thursday night in Rib Mountain. → Read More
Rep. Ron Kind reelected to 3rd Congressional seat
Congressman Ron Kind has won re-election for another term to represent Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District. → Read More
Recall Evers petition nearing deadline for submission
Almost a decade after Wisconsin saw a recall effort to remove Republican Governor Scott Walker from office in 2012 fail, residents of the Badger State are at it again, trying to garner enough signatures to force a recall election and vote current Democratic Governor Tony Evers and Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes out of office. → Read More
11-year-old Wisconsin girl harvests potential state record black bear
At just 11 years old, Naiya Iraci is already an established hunter, harvesting deer and turkeys. Now, the Kewaskum sixth-grader can add a 700+ pound black bear to her resume. → Read More
Beef prices fall as supply chain begins to stabilize
After COVID-19 precautions lead to a beef shortage throughout the United States leading to high cost and demand, experts in the industry say prices are back to a level that can make customers and retailers happy. → Read More
830 new COVID-19 cases confirmed as percent positive of those tested jumps
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported 830 new COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin on Sunday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the state since the pandemic began to 42,315. → Read More
Marathon County ginseng farm heavily damaged by storm
The damage that early morning storms on Saturday did to Tony Stieber’s property left the Marathon County ginseng farmer speechless. An estimated 6-acres of pallets designed to protect the crop from the sun, ripped apart, littering the 10 acres of land and leaving Stieber, family and friends that volunteered to help with a lot of work on their hands. → Read More