jerika will be remembered for her file. her mom fulfilled jerika's one wish throwing her a promise right here. jerika lived with almost constant pain, and was supported by friends and family whe chose to end her life. the decision sparked a national right to die debate. it's the smiling memories like these, her friends say they'll remember. i spoke with several who tell us jerika's big smile could brighten their day. and they brightened her day as she got her dream promise, joined by people from all over the country. >> facebook posts around the country remember jerika today. some mourning her death, but many celebrating that she'll no longer be in pain. friends tell me that is one bright spot on this sad day, that jerika chose how she would die. in appleton, casey geraldo, today's tmj4. >> carole: jerika died in a hospice facility located in sheboygan falls. tonight, her family is asking for privacy. >>> an east sidens of the year. the cafe has been a fixture for years. according to the milwaukee business journal, the last

a grafton man with the same disease wanted jerika to fight. fox6s bret lemoine with his heartbroken.' grafton resident jordan schroeter says these images of an impending end... just didnt feel right. js 'someone needs to come out and say, theres more value here than what we know.' all 14-year old jerika bolen wanted before she died was a prom. her classmates and family threw her a special one at the end of july. jb 'it makes my heart explode. its so crazy! that people want to come for little me!' to turn off her ventilator at the end of the summer. schroeter lives with the same disease bolen had - spinal muscular atrophy. after hearing about bolens decision to end her life... schroeter leaned on his faith... and recorded this facebook video... fb 'jerika bolan, if you are watching this, please dont do this!' ...encouraging her to live. js 'no matter what anyone tells you or makes you believe. there is always hope. theres always a choice.' since his video went viral... schroeter gotten so many messages from people who are suicidal... suffering

since most people don't survive the incurable disease as long as jerika has. ford motor company is expanding a recall connected to problems with door latches. latches.nearly 2-point-4 million vehicles are on the recall list.they include some ford focuses, mustangs, and escapes.a spring in the side door latch of the vehicles can break, which could cause the door to open while driving.the latches will be replaced at no cost to customers 3 above-average with lows in the lower 60s. 50s are possible inland with patchy fog. wind: nw 2-5 mph.friday: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. still a little warm and muggy with highs around 830. and cooler saturday with sunshine returning after morning showers. lots of sun on sunday with highs around average in the lower to middle 70s. 3 tonight: just a few clouds. above-average with lows in the lower 60s. 50s are possible inland with patchy fog. wind: nw 2-5 mph.friday: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning

in fact, she said jerika could ev endure complications from trouble breathing at the time. few people know her status at the moment because her mother has stopped making public statements. >> sad story. we'll follow it. >>> the census bureau says u.s. household income rose 5.2% last year. the new figure is about $56,000, but that is still below the median income in 2007. census says the proportion of americans in poverty fell last year to 13.5%, down from 14.8% in 2014. >>> stocks plunged today. the dow lost 258. the s&p 500 was down 32. the nasdaq fell 57. >>> some incredibly sharp pictures tonight from the surface of mars. the curiosity rover took these shots of the area last thursday. a scientist says studying the buttes up close has produced a better understanding of sand dunes that were buried, chemically changed by ground water then exhumes and eroded to form the present landscape. >>> up next, new trouble for obamacare after a tough few months of revelations. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 46 in charlotte

fb 'ive been where jerika is right now. i know what it feels like to be in that dark place.' ...encouraging her to live. js 'no matter what anyone tells you or makes you believe. there is viral... schroeter says hes received tons of support... js 'personally, ive gotten so many messages from people who are suicidal... suffering from their own pain.' he hopes no matter how long you have on this earth... you decide to make the most of it. js 'so many people dont realize they have that gift. but only a few will use that gift to go out and help other people.' schroeters original facebook 54-thousand times. he says he will continue praying for the bolen family every night. severe weather has hit our area hard. some schools in richland county are closed today due to the flooding. emergency management officials are keeping an eye on the river which they say was rising one foot every 45 minutes established in richland center at the request of the mayor. flood clean-up kits are also being distributed. wisconsin humane society's ozau

injustice.14-year-old jerika bolen from appleton... died last week.her decision to end a lifelong fight disease that left her mostly immobile and with severe, chronic pain-- drew national attention. "not dead yet"-- a new york-based anti-euthanasia organization-- issued a statement after jerika's death.. criticizing the news coverage as "one-sided applause for her suicide." the group said it's concerned the press would inspire others with disabilities and their parents to make a similar choice.jerika's mother- jen bolen- says no one in their right mind would let someone suffer the way jerika did. looking ahead---a milwaukee girlfriend?... will ?learn his fate? today in milwaukee county court. court."frank lopez junior" was fighting with 18-year-old "audrea williams"... when police say... he ?pulled a gun out? and ?shot her in the head.?their two-month-old baby was right there.lopez ?left the scene?--- but later ?turned himself in.? he's charged with ?first degree reckless homicide.? now to a developing story... kenosha police say a 26-

injustice.14-year-old jerika bolen from appleton... died last week.her decision to end a lifelong fight with a disease that left her mostly immobile and with severe, chronic pain-- drew national attention. "not dead yet"-- a new york-based anti-euthanasia organization-- issued a statement after jerika's death.. saying it's the press would inspire others with disabilities and their parents to make a similar choice.jerika's mother- jen bolen- says no one in their right mind would let someone suffer the way jerika did. 3 in your campaign 20-16 coverage--- the presidential candidates are ?criss-crossing? the country today. hillary clintonheads from the northeast to ?iowa.? donald trump campaigns in new hampshire.. after a big rally in ?waukesha? last night. former wisconsin governor "tommy thompson" was there... and got the crowd going. 3 train. the trump train is moving we need you on the trump train!" train!" trump took the stage--- emphasizing his message about law and order.he says his public safety policies will have the biggest impac

this summer, her mother fulfilled jerika's last wish by throwing her a prom. friends say they'll remember the teen for those happy times, her kind heart and warm smile. they tell today's tmj4 they take comfort in knowing jerika died on her own terms. the director and producer of the highly-anticipated film "beware the slenan be in milwakee later today. the documentary tells the story of the two waukesha county girls accused of stabbing their friend to appease a fictional character named slenderman."bare e slenderman" can be seen at the oriental theatre this weekend and at the times cinema on october 5th. officials are updateay on the state's t nskairus here in wisconsin.a u-w e lwkeh global health emicepidnd how it impacts people everywhere. serastave experienced an outbreak of the mosquito-transmitted virus. today is your last chance to sign up to make adifference in a child's life. the school of hope... a united way led initiative is looking for volunteer tutors. it's a one hour a week commitment... from october to may. sign up head to united way racine dot

jerika bolen was battling an incurable disease. her death comes after some 'disability rights organizations' tried to get the law to intervene. and a local man... urged her to he never met her... and he wasnt there for this memorable prom... js 'im just going to be blunt -' but from nearly 100 miles away... js 'its almost as if we are celebrating the death date for somebody.' grafton resident jordan schroeter says these images of an impending end... just didnt feel right. js 'this isnt the only reason for someone with a disability to live.' all 14-year old jerika bolen wanted before she died was a prom. her a special one at the end of july. jb 'it makes my heart explode. its so crazy! that people want to come for little me!' bolen made it clear she intended to turn off her ventilator at the end of the summer. schroeter lives with the same disease bolen had - spinal muscular atrophy. after hearing about bolens decision to end her life... schroeter leaned on his faith... and recorded this facebook video... fb 'ive been where jerika i

injustice.14-year-old jerika last week.her decision to end a lifelong fight with a disease that left her mostly immobile and with severe, chronic pain-- drew national attention. "not dead yet"-- a new york-based anti-euthanasia organization-- issued a statement after jerika's death.. saying it's concerned the press would inspire others with disabilities and their parents to make a similar choice.jerika's mother- jen bolen- says no one in their right mind would let someone suffer the way jerika did. looking ahead---a milwaukee man charged with ?killing his girlfriend?... will ?learn his court."frank lopez junior" was fighting with 18-year-old "audrea williams"... when police say... he ?pulled a gun out? and ?shot her in the head.?their two-month-old baby was right there.lopez ?left the scene?--- but later ?turned himself in.? he's charged with ?first degree reckless homicide.? 3 in campaign 2016 coverage... presidential hopefuls are criss-crossing the country today. hillary clinton heads from the northeast to iowa. while donald trump is campaigning in new hampshire.. after a big rally

this summer, her mother fulfilled jerika's last wish by throwing her a prom. friends say they'll remember the teen for those happy times, her kind heart and warm smile. they tell today's tmj4 they take comfort in knowing jerika died on her own terms. relief for those hit by flash flooding in western wisconsin. governor scott walker says federal officials granted his request to provide low- inte a state of emergency in 13 counties -- following torrential rains that brought flooding and mudslides.this was what it looked like in black river falls in jackson county ... where a hydro- electric dam suffered serious damage.as a pontoon boat and dock wash away. we've had a lot of family memories made on there so it makes me sad, but as long as nobody is hurt or injured that's the main goal.black utilities says debris damaged the dam.. releasing one of the gatesa dam spokesman says a dike should prevent significant flooding from reaching downtown. railroad responders are working with officials in ferryville -- near the iowa border -- to clean up fuel spilled by a train

this summer, her mother fulfilled jerika's last wish by throwing her a prom. friends of bolen tell today's tmj4 they take comfort in terms. it's nothing to be alarmed about-- this green substance flowing in milwaukee-area waterways is nothing more than a dye used by water authoritiess to find leaks in the sewer system. experts say it is not dangerous -- it is not dangerous -- this video has gone viral -- seen over 200 thousand times... still ahead.. film still ahead.. still ahead.. film festival.. where you can get in to where more than 280 here in milwaukee. plus.. what makes this nine-million dollar stadium so special.. and it's not the dollar amount attached to it.more live at daybreak-- yesterday was a dreary and very humid day with highs near 80, and isolated late afternoon t'showers. this morning is mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler this temps in the low to mid 60s, and mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s, a ne breeze at 10-15 mph, and just a chance for a few pop up afternoon showers. tonight is mostly cloudy with low

patrick: 14-year-old jerika bolen of appleton passed away today in hospice care in sheboygan falls. bolen suffered from spinal muscular atrophy type two, or sma. she had never walked and could only move her hands and parts of her face. she drew national attention for deciding to end her life. wisn 12 news was there in july for what she called her last dance, a special prom thrown in her honor. that night, she told our mike anderson how she felt. >> i am really pumped. i am so excited. >> did you expect all of this? >> no, not really. it's really awesome. patrick: jerika's mother tells the associated press "i love her with every cell of me, and i am happy she is no longer suffering and thankful for all she has given me." gun to school in sun prairie just outside madison. police were alerted that a student posted a picture of a gun on social media with a statement that he was going to make history. police say they found an unloaded gun and ammunition in his backpack and took him into custody. joyce: only on 12 news, milwaukee's mayor reveals his budget plan to guard against lead expos

fb 'ive been where jerika is right now. i know what it feels like to be in that dark place.' ...encouraging her to live. js 'no matter what anyone tells you or makes you believe. there is always hope. theres always a says hes received tons of support... js 'personally, ive gotten so many messages from people who are suicidal... suffering from their own pain.' he hopes no matter how long you have on this earth... you decide to make the most of it. js 'so many people dont realize they have that gift. but only a few will use that gift to go out and help other people.' schroeters original facebook video ended will continue praying for the bolen family every night. a silver alert is issued for a missing milwaukee woman. 69-year old ruthie edwards was last seen in the area of north avenue and cambridge. she was wearing a black short sleeve shirt with black and blue flower patterns and black pants. on the latest developments out of charlotte - with a citywide curfew being lifted just a couple hours ago. plus - another high profile

has passed jerika bolens final wish was for a prom... and in late july her friends and family members granted that wish. bolen made the decision to remove her ventilator and enter hospice at the end of summer. when a grafton man, jordan schroeter, heard about bolens decision, he recorded a facebook video encouraging her to live. schroeter also has s-m-a and says he couldnt understand why everyone seemed to be supporting bolens decision to die. he wanted her to live... and says hes saddened to hear of her passing. users. just how many people have been affected in the latest data breach. also this morning - a gunman shoots and kills two employees before turning the gun on himself. more on the investigating in tennessee after the break. plus - a much calmer night in charlotte. the arrests that have been made connected to the violence and destruction in the last two days - after the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin

in fact, she said jerika could ev endure complications from trouble breathing at the time. few people know her status at the moment because her mother has stopped making public statements. >> sad story. we'll follow it. >>> the census bureau says u.s. household income rose 5.2% last year. the new figure is about $56,000, but that is still below the median income in 2007. census says the proportion of americans in poverty fell last year to 13.5%, down from 14.8% in 2014. >>> stocks plunged today. the dow lost 258. the s&p 500 was down 32. the nasdaq fell 57. >>> some incredibly sharp pictures tonight from the surface of mars. the curiosity rover took these shots of the area last thursday. a scientist says studying the buttes up close has produced a better understanding of sand dunes that were buried, chemically changed by ground water then exhumes and eroded to form the present landscape. >>> up next, new trouble for obamacare after a tough few months of revelations. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 46 in charlotte

fb 'ive been where jerika is right now. i know what it feels like to be in that dark place.' ...encouraging her to live. js 'no matter what anyone tells you or makes you believe. there is always hope. theres always a choice.' since his video went viral... schroeter says hes received tons of support... js 'personally, ive gotten so many messages from people who are suicidal... suffering from on this earth... you decide to make the most of it. js 'so many people dont realize they have that gift. but only a few will use that gift to go out and help other people.' schroeter recorded the video for bolen exactly two months ago. schroeter is studying to be a pastor... and also hopes to be a motivational speaker. reporting live in the newsroom, bl, fox6 news. steph thanks bret protests in charlotte north carolina over the fatal officer-involved shooting there one father in wauwatosa says he's still waiting for evidence to be released in the police shooting of his son. his plea tonight. and why investigators are not budging. plus, y

jerika bolen had been battling spinal muscular atrophy. bolens final wish was for a prom... and in late july her friends and family members granted that wish. bolen made the decision to remove her ventilator and enter hospice at the end of summer. when a grafton man, jordan schroeter, heard about bolens decision, he recorded a facebook video encouraging her to live. schroeter also has s-m-a and says he couldnt understand why everyone seemed wanted her to live... and says hes saddened to hear of her passing. loved ones also remembering the life of the river hills village president -- he passed away yesterday morning. bob brunner spent decades serving in local politics. he was first elected village president in 19-92 and served eight three year terms. the world war ii veteran's service went beyond river hills. he served in state and county politics as well. village trustees say he was dedicated to his community. interim president who will serve until the election next spring. after the break -- ryan luck with the d-o-t joins us with your weekly construction update and how your

a sad update to bring you: 14-year-old jerika bolen has died. the appleton teen gained national attention this summer when she announced that she wanted to end treatment that she had been receiving her entire life for spinal muscular atrophy, a rare disease.in july, more than on prom held in appleton in jerika's honor. chief meterologist drew burgoyne joins us now to get you ready for your evening...drew 3 tonight: scattered showers possible late this evening and overnight. lows in the 60s. possible. highs near 69. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week ahead: drying out saturday with highs around 70. chance for a shower or storm on sunday, especially later in the day, with highs in the 70s. next week will start off unsettled with rain and storm monday. a shot of cooler air arrives toward the middle of the week with highs in the low a d-p-w truck was involved in a crash this morning. the city worker wasn't hurt but a young woman in the car was killed and a man seriously hurt. it happened at 76th and sheridan. sheridan.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live fro

has died.14 year old jerika bolen suffered from a painful genetic disease that prevented her from using her muscles. last month she stopped the medical treatments that kept her alive.we'll have more on her decision to end her own life tonight on live at more breaking news: oklahoma, filed first degree manslaughter charges against a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man on a city street.the attorney for officer betty shelby says terence crutcher was not following commands when she shot him.crutcher's familiy said the father of four posed no threat. also on live at 4 ... startling statistics about opioid usage: 80 percent of heroin users started with pr that has prompted lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to meet at a milwaukee area walgreens.they launched a new effort to get dangerous drugs off the street.pete zervakis explains how it works. the governor says kiosks - like this one - will make it easier for people to turn in unused prescription drugsit's been installed at the walgreens store on 35th and wisconsin. old, prescription pills can already be turned

family asha -- donations can be made to the american cancer disability rights advocates say the death jerika bolen was an injustice.bolen was the appleton teen - allowed to end treaent of her incurable disease .new york sed "not dead yet" issued a statement criticizing the news coverage as a quote "one-sided applause for her suicide." ...and said it's concerned the coverage would inspire others to make a similar choice. jerkia's mother said no one in their high school football ayers madison are joining colin kaepernick and other athletes -- they kneeled during the national anthem.members of madison east and west high school football teams took a knee during the national anthem before their game last friday.school officials say only coaches knew players friday's anthem playg. "hollthey're well informed around the es surrnding anytng that they're dog, but i thk it it not clear if the players will take a knee again tomorrow night udurs r t workers in back the response to regulations from the affordable care act.der the affordablecare act... employers must provide insuracnce to those who work 30

the mother of 14-year old jerika bolen confirms that the teenager died this morning. cbs 58 brought you her story recently when....she chose to stop treatment cells in her brain and spinal cord.....her last wish was to go to the prom she would never live to see. that wish was granted.....her mother's statement today says quote "my heart will hurt forever, but her pain is gone and i couldn't be more comforted imagining the welcoming party above." wisconsin republicans in the state legislature are not happy with governor scott walker's transportation budget. in fact they may come up with a spending plan of their own. own.they've sent the governor objections to delays the plan includes in parts of some key projects. for example, the northern leg of the zoo interchange would be put on hold, and that has lawmakers worried about rising construction costs. "every two year delay obviously going to add millions of cost onto those projects. so something, we just don't feel like this budget addresses that. that. "i would expect that they being firmly believe the majority of the

has died.14- year- old jerika bolen suffered from a painful disease that prevented her from using her muscles. last month, after at least 30 operations, she stopped the medical treatments.she was in hospice care in sheboygan falls another step in the battle against painkiller abuse in wisconsin. governor walker signed an executive order that creates a task force to fight opiod abuse of pain relievers. the event held at a milwaukee walgreen's. the pharmacy giant program. customers can drop off unused medication by placing them in a disposal kiosk: (("so just make it a practice. everytime you come in to pick something up, bring something to drop off if you've got some in your medicine cabinet at home, because doing that could save the life of someone you love."))walgreens has disposal bins in 18 of its pharmacies in wisconsin, including several in our area. embattled health and human services director hector colon will keep his job. today, the milwaukee but colon did not get a full four- year term. instead, the board approved a two- year term. during today's board meeting, colon was cri

deciding to end her life instead of continuing to battle an incurable disease -- has died. 14-year-old jerika bolen suffered from spinal muscular atrophy -- which destroys nerve cells that control voluntary muscle activity. she had never walked and had movement only in her head and hands. more tha attended a special prom in her honor in july. a uw-milwaukee professor is awarded the "macarthur genius grant" for work engaging the community in performance arts. it's the macarthur foundation's highest honor -- and theater professor anne basting is the first uwm facutly member to earn it. she will receive 625-thousand dollars to spend on any project she wants. the last person to receive the grant in toss to weather weather we have a chance for a few scattered t- storms tonight. temperatures will fall through the 70s. overnight with temperatures falling into the 60s. get ready for a big cool down friday with highs in the mid-60s. scattered thunderstorms continuing in the saturday. rain chances return to the forecast on sunday as a cold front heads our way. tonight: cloudy with a few t-storms. fog o

we shared jerika bolen's story in july.the 14-year-old suffers from a rare incurable disease.she planned to stop using her ventilator.outagamie county officials are not commenting on the new request from the disability rights group... citing privacy in child welfare cases. the fence feud is over for now. the temporary fence around sherman park after last month's unrest will not go david clarke and county executive chris abele were in court today. abele wanted the fence down - clarke wanted it up. both were in a power struggle over who had the authority to make the final call. the judge says taxpayers were caught in the <13:34:04 obviously this is more than about a fence around sherman park this is more about a power struggle between the county executive and the sheriff that don't like eachother and that's what's going on here let's call it for what it is 18) attorney conceded the issue over the temporary fencing should be over.. because clarke no longer has plans to put the fence the future of 'pokemon go' hangs in the balance at milwaukee's lake park.hundreds of people showed up wednesd

we report the tragic passing of 14 year old jerika bolen of appelton. appelton.hundreds turned out for the dance for bolen who struggled with spinal mucular atrophy.her mother said for as wonderful as the prom was.. she is comforted ... thinking about the welcoming party up above for her daughter. 3 rain chances again today. meteorologist schlesinger is timing ts get us ready for the weekend! 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) ahead??10???)) today...cooler. cloudy with chance of light showers and slight chance of upper 60s. northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. chance of precipitation 40 percent. .tonight...cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light rain showers and thunderstorms. lows around 60. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .saturday...mostly cloudy. a 20 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms in the morning. to 10 mph. .saturday night...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 60s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .sunday...cloudy with a 50 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms. highs in the lower 70s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. .sunday ni

an appleton teen has died - after giving up treatment to fight an incurable disease. 14 year old jerika bolen died today. back in july, more than one thousand people went to a prom thrown in her honor. it was held just before she went into hospice, rather than continue treatment. she suffered from spinal muscular atrophy type 2, which destroys nerve cells that control walgreen's is joining the fight to keep prescription drugs out of the hands of those who might misuse them. the company is placing new, safe medication disposal kiosks for prescription and over the counter drugs at 18 of its locations around the state. the new walgreens kiosks join those already available at many law enforcement and other government buildings. they're free to use and come with no questions asked. "you're going to stop at places like this frequently so just something up bring something to drop off if you got it in your medicine cabinet at home because doing that could save the life of someone you love." governor walker also signed an executive order today to create the governor's task force on opioid abuse.

we first told you about 14-year-old jerika bolen in july. she has spinal muscular atrophy and organized a prom to celebrate her life. and wished to be removed from her ventilator and enter hospice care. her mother agreed with her daughter's wishes. a group disabled parents rights, , says bolen needs intervention. she does not need assistance in ending her life, which could continue for years. patrick: tonight, we are keeping an eye on the weather. toya: mark, a flood watch is in effect and more rain is on the way. mark: thunderstorm warnings and strong wind throughout the area. i will have more on this in a couple of minutes. patrick: then after weeks of , hype, apple makes its big announcement. the new perks that come with the latest i-phone. the popular feature apple is getting rid of that has people talking tonight. toya: and, you have a chance to be on daytime t.v. how you can win a chance to co-host with kelly ripa. >> hey everybody. new construction county. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning we'll take you to the , grand opening of

passed away. 12 news was there in july when friends held a prom to celebrate the life of 14-year-old jerika bolen. she suffered from spinal muscular atrophy type 2. she never walked and only had movement in her head and hands. her decision to die led to a challenge from disability rights groups who asked child , protection officials to step in. she passed away in hospice care earlier today. toya: a car slams into a utility truck, killing two people. that truck, along with the wood chipper next to it, belong to milwaukee's department of public works. none of their workers were hurt. 12 news nick bohr is live at the scene of the crash at 76th and but witnesses and the surveillance video would indicate it was going much faster as it came over this rise on 76th street and slammed into the truck as it crossed over here with disastrous results. the scene show with how much force the car struck the truck, t-boning it as it crossed over 76th. >> i was sitting in the office doing some paperwork. after that, there was a big boom. car was underneath the truck. >> richard fisher says as soon as he got

deciding to end her life instead of continuing to battle an incurable disease -- has died. 14-year-old jerika bolen destroys nerve cells that control voluntary muscle activity. she had never walked and had movement only in her head and hands. more than 1-thousand people attended a special prom in her honor in july. news from overnight in milwaukee -- police say a man is fighting for his life after a shooting. it happened near teutonia and groeling after midnight.we're told police responded to a shots fired call...and found a 20-year-old man who was shot in the street. police are ti what led up to the shooting...and continue to investigate. an investigation is underway after a baby died in west allis. it happened last night near 84th and orchard. an autopsy was done today but it's results have not been released. officials are also not releasing the age or gender of the baby ?at this time. ...two cars stolen from the same place just one day apart. the victims are neighbors. monday morning-- a maroon chevy impala was stolen from 60th, near capitol. a man woke up to find his car happened to the m

tonight, we report the tragic passing of 14 year old jerika bolen of appelton.hundreds turned out spinal mucular atrophy.her mother said for as wonderful as the prom was.. she is comforted tonight.. thinking about the welcoming party up above for her daughter. 3 an elkhorn girl with a big heart is helping out k-9's in racine. cbs 58's april dovorany tells us how she is making sure officers get home each night. 3 when she was in just 4th grade- maddie kleist saw a poster for wisconsin vested dog-a group that gets protective vests for police k9s. she knew she wanted to donate-and four years later-heea 1818 like officers say. i want to get home every night and see my family. thats what i wanted for this dog too.this dog is k-9 titannatsnow proudly wearing a k-9 protective vest thanks to maddie kliest. his handler.officer dave arvai says-its an integral part of titan's safetyas the k9 team is usually called in when criminals wont give up. 2326 if theyve got a weapon, a gun, this is going to protect them. 2340 it gives us a little more confience going are costly-this one was 1-thousand dollar