Carla Rogner
Multimedia Journalist
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Carla joined WEAU in June 2019 after graduating from Loyola University Chicago with a degree in multimedia journalism. Before moving to Chicago, she was born and raised in Columbus, OH and graduated from Bishop Watterson High School in 2015.
As a student, Carla worked as a campus tour guide and interned at at the NBC News Midwest Bureau and at ABC 6 news in Columbus. She covered campus and Chicago news for the student newscast, Loyola News Chicago and helped create a one minute campus daily video update called Rambler Roundup. In 2017, she spent a semester abroad in Rome, Italy.
In her free time, Carla enjoys playing tennis, traveling and exploring western Wisconsin.
If you have a story idea or would like to connect she can be reached at carla.rogner@gray.tv.
The Eau Claire City-County Health Department is emphasizing the importance of getting vaccinated as demand decreases
The Eau Claire City- County Health Department is scheduled to give a COVID-19 update at 3:30 p.m.
Wisconsin DHS opens community vaccine clinic at UW-Eau Claire-Barron County.
Two people injured in Vernon County crash.
Rusk County Sheriff's Office investigating fatal shooting.
Crews are on scene at a trailer fire in Eau Claire Saturday evening.
Pfizer requests FDA approval to vaccinate kids ages 12-15. Health officials in Wisconsin say this would be a relief as the state sees an increase in cases in minors.
Thousands of people are expected to be vaccinated each week at FEMA clinic at UW-Eau Claire.
The Eau Claire Area Hmong Mutual Assistance Association holds a town hall with city leaders to discuss COVID concerns and anti-Asian racism.
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Fire at farm near Alma Center is under investigation.
Several fire departments and the DNR put out a grass fire near Jim Falls on Sunday.
Families like the Rikalas of Eau Claire are finally able to reunite thanks to vaccinations and updated visitor restrictions at long term care facilities.
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Crews are still on scene at Terrace Hill Mobile Home Park in Eau Claire responding to a large brush fire.
Senior living facility hosts a prom for its residents, the first big event since residents and staff could get vaccinated.
A $725,000 project at Irvine Park could begin construction in May if approved by city council.
Babies born in the last year have only known a life of social distancing.
Travel agents grapple with changing travel guidelines and eager clients.
DNR warns of high fire risk this weekend due to dry, windy conditions.
Health officials share the difference between allergy and COVID-19 symptoms, and when to get tested just in case.
Event organizers reflect on a difficult year of canceled events and look forward to making a comeback in 2021.
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken an undeniable toll on businesses. Some business owners look to normalcy in the near future, but for others, the challenges over the last year were too overwhelming.
Federal judge approves request to delay trial for former Altoona superintendent.
Adjusting to daylight saving time can be especially difficult for children.
Health experts say COVID-19 vaccines appear to be effective in protecting against COVID-19 variants.
A suspect is in custody after an armed robbery in the City of Arcadia
Woman rescued after she was reported missing on the Kickapoo Valley Reserve
Police are sharing tips to avoid becoming a victim of car break-ins, a crime that tends to increase with warmer temperatures.
Members of the UW-Eau Claire community are calling for a change to the UW System code of conduct to clarify when racism can be disciplined, however achieving that change is an extensive process.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services launches a tool to track vaccine availability in Wisconsin.
The RESTAURANTS Act would create a $120 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund.
The Eau Claire Area School Board approved in-person learning for all students in grades K-5, during a special session Wednesday.
The Eau Claire Area School District Board of Education will host a special meeting to vote on expanding classroom instruction for grades K-5.
UW System President Tommy Thompson sets goal for UW schools to have at least 75% of classes in person this fall.
Some students express concerns despite UW-Eau Claire’s focused efforts to keep COVID-19 off campus
University of Wisconsin Eau Claire has mapped out a plan to battle COVID-19 on campus yet some students remain concerned about safety.
A Rice Lake family receives a new furnace after their heating system breaks during a polar vortex.
Sparta Area Fire District responds to shed fire on Sunday.
15th annual Puddle Jump to happen virtually.
Homeless shelters in Eau Claire are preparing to serve more people during arctic weather.
Western Wisconsin lawmakers respond to back and forth argument over the mask mandate in Madison.
The ordinance will go into effect only if the statewide mandate were to be repealed.
Eau Claire City Council, County Board and Board of Health have introduced a local mask mandate if the statewide order were to end.
Parody law enforcement Facebook page causes confusion for online users.
Wisconsin state health officials say it could be March until teachers are eligible to get vaccinated.
Person rescued from the bluff in La Crosse.
The newly formed Communicable Disease Task Force will draft ordinances to guide the community's response to COVID-19 and future diseases.
Neighbors weigh in on a proposed housing development in the Town of Washington.
With the statewide mask mandate set to expire on January 19, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announces plans to extend the order by 60 days.
Event organizers move forward with summer plans in hopes of a lowered risk of COVID-19.
Lottery jackpots soar and people in Eau Claire are dreaming about winning the big prizes.