i. fox6s madeline anderson has more on what police believe may have contributed to her erratic driving. into the tree over there. michelle noble was inside her house on sandy beach road around 5 o'clock saturday evening... when a car plowed through her front yard. normally my boyfriend would be coming home from work or i might be going somewhere. so we were just glad that nobody was coming or going from here when she came through. mukwonago police say the driver... 48- year-old cheryl krebsbach... struck noble's mailbox... these two street signs... and this pine tree before hitting a truck head on. actually happened down there. krebsbach was pronounced dead at the scene. upon interviewing witnesses... officers soon learned the trail of damage extended over a mile away. the chief says krebsbach hit a vehicle earlier at county highways i and j... then continued driving north on i... where she struck two signs outside phantom ranch bible camp. at this point in time, there could have been several reasons why the crash took place. we are not ruling out any medical conditions and were not rul

i almost lost my life. like, that's not right. reporting in milwaukee madeline anderson fox6 news. "are you ready to die?" that's what a mother told reporters a school bus driver asked the kids on his bus before yesterday's stoker smith is live in the newsroom with more. mary? the bus driver-- 24-year-old johnthony walker was arrested and has been charged with five counts of vehicular homicide along with reckless driving and reckless endangerment. thirty-five students from kindergarten through fifth grade were on board yesterday afternoon when the bus flipped onto its side and wrapped around a tree. according to an arrest affidavit-- walker was going well above the posted 30 miles an hour speed limit five students and injuring almost 20 others. "right now, we have 12 pediatric patients in our children's hospital. six of those children are still in critical condition, six are in stable condition. we think it is important to point out that we also had 19 patients arrive shortly after the accident. according to the affidavit-- walker was arrested because of how fast and how recklessly he was 108- thousand do

i-94 wednesday night in dane county. three milwaukee accountants were killed-- and a state patrol says an suv drove against traffic... colliding with two vehicles. fox6s madeline anderson joins us with more. the four co-workers-- all in their twenties-- were coming back from a recruiting and networking event in la crosse when the crash occurred. the company they worked for... ritz- holman... said yesterday it lost three of its best and brightest. today... their loved ones told me over the phone... they were just as special in their personal lives. branches become bare... we're reminded the holiday season is fast approaching. she loves christmas. its hard to imagine holidays without her. but for kellly radtke... what used to be a happy time now brings heartache. this is the first year her younger sister wont be around for the celebrations. the person that i would just sit and joke with at all family parties isnt going to be there. like, we had so much stuff that was just between the two of us, and like now, no ones going to get it. kim radtke was killed deerfield struck the car she was in. with her... clenton hall of waterloo and katey pasqualini of milwaukee.. who also

fox6's madeline anderson has more from milwaukee's city across wisconsin have already returned absentee ballots. i brought my wisconsin id. they look you up. see what ward youre in. the process is no more than five minutes. but the process isn't so easy for some. there's still confusion about what qualifies as an acceptable photo id under the photo i-d law. we have worked with individuals, residents within the city, that have not incomplete messages.at a news conference monday.. elections officials explained... a photo id can be a wisconsin drivers license... a wisconsin d-o-t issued card or a u-s passport. dont' have any of those? there is still time to get one at the dmv. just bring whatever identifying documents you have like a birth certificate and proof of your current address. no birth certificate? the register of deeds will issue a free replacement for folks you need a milwaukee county certified birth certificate for voting purposes.if you still don't have the necessary documents... you can enter a petition process and receive a receipt which can be used at the polls. this certainly is an e

fox6s madeline anderson reports from the scene of the crash. michaelle noble considers herself lucky. normally my boyfriend would be coming home from work or i might be going somewhere. so we were just glad that nobody was coming or going from here when she came through. mukwonago police say 48-year-old cheryl krebsbach... drove into noble's mailbox... these two street signs... and this pine tree just after 5 'o clock saturday evening. she kept going because the crash actually happened down there. krebsbach then hit a truck head on with her hyndai elantra. she was pronounced interviewing witnesses... officers soon learned the trail of damage extended over a mile away. the chief says krebsbach hit a vehicle earlier at county highways i and j... then continued driving north on i. at this point in time, there could have been several reasons why the crash took place. we are not ruling out any medical conditions and were not ruling out alcohol as factors. the results from the toxicology report will give us that information. noble says she didn't know krebsbach personally... but says she lived impacting many of her friends and neighbors. its tragi

i think its a blessing. the turnout was so program short after reaching capacity inside the building late this afternoon. reporting in downtown milwaukee... madeline anderson fox6 news. a pleasant prairie man is bound over for trial on sexual assault charges... 73-year-old clarence mielke is accused of sexually assaulting a 50-year-old woman at an assisted living facility. she suffers from huntington's disease. mielke -- who was working at the facility at the time -- is a former captain with the kenosha the facility has since been shut down -- fined -- and ordered to relocate its residents. the former milwaukee county employee convicted of taking bribes -- will now lose his pension. the pension board unanimously voted to terminate "dennis dietschers" pension benefits and recoup payments that have been made. the 54-year- old is serving a 42 months sentence after pleading guilty to felonious misconduct. he received cash, meals, gifts, funneling taxpayer funded contracts to friends and associates. a local woman is putting a little twist on an old saying.... with her, it's do as i say "and" do as i do. her example is worthy of attention. tim van vooren goes beyond

fox6s madeline anderson spoke with the new owners... and long-time re-opening event this afternoon. whether they're stopping in out of curiosity or convenience... i dont live too far from here. so its nice to have it open where i can bring my bike or buy parts here. milwaukee harley davidson customers are getting their first look at the dealership under its new owners. im looking forward to seeing how they change things. the chicago- based company "windy city year-long legal battle with the previous owner. in a lawsuit... windy city alleged it was unable to close on the deal back then because the owner hadn't disclosed financial records. parent company harley davidson motor company shut the place down temporarily on october 20th while the court's decision was in limbo. all that stuff is behind us now. its all been dropped. justin johnson says the focus now is bringing the business up to speed with where it should be for harley riders. it doesnt do anybody good with it being dr work to do. general manager goran zadrina says he will honor agreements that were in place prior to him taking over... like the v-i-p maintenance program customers paid for

i-94 wednesday night in dane county. three milwaukee accountants were killed-- and a fourth injured-- when wisconsin state patrol says a driver was driving the wrong way ... colliding with two vehicles. fox6's madeline anderson with more on how they're being remembered. as the temperatures drop and the branches become bare... we're reminded the holiday season is fast approaching. she loves christmas. its hard her. but for kellly radtke... what used to be a happy time now brings heartache. this is the first year her younger sister wont be around for the celebrations. the person that i would just sit and joke with at all family parties isnt going to be there. like, we had so much stuff that was just between the two of us, and like now, no ones going to get it. kim radtke was killed earlier this week when an suv on i-94 near deerfield struck the car she was waterloo and katey pasqualini of milwaukee.. who also died... and brian falk of whitefish bay... who suffered serious injuries. its a lot to deal with. i knew more than one person in that car. katey's mother melodee pasqualini says her daughter and clenton were in love im angry that they didnt get to fulfill their lives, they didnt get to get married, they d

fox6's madeline anderson to west allis... to check out the crowds. lot of good deals this year. sugary sweets and shoes... buy one get one for a dollar. oh wow. thats what i said too. thanksgiving day sales started at 6-a-m this morning at the west allis kmart. im here with my two girls my husband and my mom. anna al-aydi- rivera is among the nearly 140 million americans planning to shop over the holiday weekend. its a whole day and then biggest. while the checkout lines remained steady throughout thursday... more and more people are also hunting for deals from the comfort of their homes. the national retail federal estimates 36 percent of consumers will go online on cyber monday to search for low prices. families at kmart say this year.... they're doing half of their shopping in person... the other half online. its quieter and we can do it more calmly. its easier that way too. now theres also a growing number of closed. from t-j maxx to home depot... even entire malls like bayshore... officials say they want to allow their employees to celebrate the holiday at home with their families. tonight we have thanksgiving leftovers--and we're not the least bit s