Annemarie Payson
Digital Director
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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Annemarie is from Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in May of 2019 with a major in journalism, minor in film, and a certificate in American Sign Language.
During her time in college, Annemarie interned at WEAU for almost two years, helping write web stories and learning the ropes of the newsroom. She is very happy to be back with a full-time position.
Annemarie loves to spend her free time outdoors camping, kayaking and hiking. She loves to travel whenever the chance pops up, never turning down a road trip.
The Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that two human trafficking suspects have been arrested in the county.
The human remains found in Jackson County in 1978 have been identified with the assistance of the Wisconsin Department of Justice and the DNA Doe Project.
A Rice Lake has been charged with homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle- second offense amount other charges in Barron County Court after a February horse and buggy crash.
A 17-year-old has been flown to an area hospital in serious condition after a truck hit a horse and buggy in Barron County on Thursday.
A 34-year-old Thorp woman has been charged in Clark County with mistreatment of animals after a dog was found with its two front legs zip tied together.
The Barron County Sheriff has confirmed that Benjamin Jacobson who was reported missing and last seen Feb. 8., has been found deceased.
The Eau Claire City- County Health Department announced Tuesday that two more people have tested positive for COVID-19 were found to have the variant strain B.1.1.7, which circulated throughout England.
A 25-year-old Fall Creek man has been charged in Eau Claire County court with various child sex crimes.
The name of the deceased man in the Hayward death investigation has been released.
Mayo Clinic Health System announced Tuesday that the northwest Wisconsin locations will be allowing one visitor per patient starting on Wednesday at 8 a.m.
An Eau Claire man has been charged with felonies that include first degree recklessly endangering safety after Eau Claire Police responded to a stabbing incident on Jan. 1.
The Eau Claire Fire Department was called out to a report of a deer that had fallen through the ice on Saturday.
An Eau Claire man is wanted in connection with a death investigation from 2018.
The Northern Wisconsin State Fair has announces their 2021 dates and lineup.
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels announced Tuesday they will be returning to Eau Claire for the 2022 Chippewa Valley Air Show.
Tristan Shober appeared in Rusk County Court Monday for a scheduling conference.
Just before 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 21, the Stanley Police Department confirmed the missing teens were found and are safe.
Two horses were killed in Jackson County after a hit and run. Officials are asking for help in locating the driver.
In response to Eric Trump’s upcoming visit to Wisconsin, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler released a statement.
A Menomonie man has been charged with disorderly conduct in Eau Claire County after refusing to wear a mask at the North Clairemont Menards.
Marshfield Clinic is asking the public if they could help provide child care help for employee’s children.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is searching for missing Elisabeth Ageton, 30, who was last seen in the area of County Highway G.
A Stanley man has been charged in Clark County court with child sex crimes and there is currently a warrant for his arrest.
The name of the victim in the Wood County fatal crash has been released.
Abby Ladwig, the missing 3-year old from Winter has been located, the Sawyer County Sheriff’s Department announced on its Facebook page Monday night.
Menomonie friends Thomas Cook and Joseph Feeney shook hands in 1992 on the fact that if one of them ever won the Powerball jackpot, they would split it.
Volunteers are needed in Cadott to help clean up the damage from Tuesday’s storm.
The Eau Claire County Fair will continue with the originally planned date but will comply with health department recommendations.
The Eau Claire City-County Health Department is alerting the community about a potential COVID-19 exposure at two Eau Claire County establishments.