the left lane is closed at rawson avenue because of a crash. you can see traffic is starin of i-41 northbound is closed because of a crash at rawson avenue. looking across america... another body is found in the serial killer case in south carolina. this comes just days after a 30-year-old woman was found chained inside a metal container on the man's property. fox's kelly wright has the latest. henson says: "the bond has been denied." a judge denies bond to alleged body on his property in spartanburg county, south carolina... sheriff wright says: "we are in the process of trying to get that person removed from here, and do a positive identification. we're not even close, we can't tell anything about the cause of death, the gender, how long, any of that stuff." the murder case all started to unravel... after deputies found a missing woman alive... 30-year-old kala brow thursday. kohlhepp confessed to four murders over the weekend... he's also accused of killing kala's boyfriend. the murders he confessed to happened back in 2003. mos says: "it se

but she's moved and is hoping to nats box opening 10:36:43;18 abigail rawson is spending her thanksgiving holiday scrambling to get her business back open. her business used to be at the corner of c street and 16th avenue, but the flood changed things. 10:22:04;07 ""the move was really out of my control. it wasn't my intention to leave my spot. i was just kind of forced out. then in the midst of that i terminated my lease down the street and wanted to re-open." " but then another shop down the street wasn't going to open back up after the floo move in there. 10:22:27;18 "mia sunken who owns copper alligator, she and i are good friends, and she was planning when the building flooded or was going to flood to take her business elsewhere, and i always loved her spot here." now her old store spot sits vacant, and there still are many other vacancies along the strip. but that's not stopping store owner bob shaffer from building a mixed-use apartment building in the area. 10:41:56;05 "we always had dreams about extending the czech village 10:42:58;17 "it's what we kind of always tried to nurture

you can visit rawson's daughter next week...they plan to re-open their new location on small business saturday. right now - state leaders are preparing for another casino request.cedar rapids -of course - has been down this road before - but this time - things are a little different - the new proposal is scaled down. yesterday - the iowa racing and gaming commission started working on a new study to figure out the impacts a ?massive gaming center like cedar crossing-- would pull too much money away from casinos in riverside - waterloo and dubuque.but wild rose entertainment hopes a smaller facility in cedar rapids would cut down on that cannabilization.the soonest we could hear on a decision from the comission is next summer. demonstrators continue to protest against the controversial pipeline that will cut right through iowa.protesters are once again calling on state leaders to stop in iowa. iowa.members of the "iowa citizens for community improvement" rallied in front of the iowa utilities board office.they say they wish the board would stand up to dakota access - and keep iowans sa

the owner of rawson's daughter clothing store used to be at the corner of c street and 16th avenue. she says she decided to end her lease during the flood. a smaller shop down the street also decided to leave. that's where she's now moving her business. "10:23:00;03at the time i didn't know what i was going to do i didn't think i was going to re-open and in the end it's been a big blessing in disguise " rawson says she's trying to get the business up and running in time for small business saturday this weekend join people in north dakota who are protesting against the bakken oil pipeline. moriah rhame, her husband, and another friend plan to be at the standing rock indian reservation early tomorrow morning. they say they will peacefully protest the pipeline, but they're taking protective gear with them. protests have been going on for months over concerns about the pipeline's possible effects on tribal land and drinking water. the pipeline that will run from north dakota to illinois will also go through 18 counties here a group of volunteers in wisconsin will also travel to north da

the owner of rawson's daughter is spending her thanksgiving holiday scrambling to get her business back open. the vintage clothing store used to be at the corner of c street and 16th avenue. she says she decided to end her lease during the flood. a smaller shop down the street also decided to moving her business. "10:23:00;03at the time i didn't know what i was going to do i didn't think i was going to re-open and in the end it's been a big blessing in disguise " rawson says she's trying to get the business up and running in time for small business saturday this weekend. a small group from dubuque will join people in north dakota who are protesting against the bakken oil pipeline. moriah rhame, her husband, and another friend plan to be at the standing rock indian reservation pipeline, but they're taking protective gear with them. protests have been going on for months over concerns about the pipeline's possible effects on tribal land and drinking water. the pipeline that will run from north dakota to illinois will also go through 18 counties here in iowa. it's really beautiful to see p

copper alligator and rawson's daughter both in czech village, held a vintage fashion show to showcase their styles. both owners say the shows with designed to lift spirits for the holiday an prepare the community for their big comeback. >> there are lots of changes because of the flood but what is awesome is that we're not stopping. we're still doing this. >> as a new business owner in support in the flood was just amazing. i think in 2008, we weren't prepared and there wasn't enough time and people really saw how the city was affected negatively and this time, people are just coming down by the dozens to help. >> you can visit rawson's daughter next week. they plan to reopen their new location on small business saturday, just after thanksgiving. >>> demonstrators continue to protest against a controversial through iowa. protesters are once again calling on state leader to stop construction in our state. members of the iowa citizens for community improvement rallied in front. the iowa utilities board office. they say they wish the board would stand up to dakota access and keep iowans

all of the northbound lanes were closed at rawson. traffic was detoured off of i-94. the oak creek fire departmenturged drivers to use howell avenue.... 13th street... and 27th street instead ???pete according to the medical examiner the pedestrian hit was an adult woman. an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow. pz... tmj4 kenosha police, continuing their investigation into an accident that claimed the life of a bicyclist last night. the victim, a man in his 60's, wo was hit by a car along 75th street. we're told the driver is cooperating with storm team 4 now....our mild fall weather just keep meteorologist jesse ritka joins us witat our forecast.... he winds have increased from the southwest up to bring us warmer temperatures, so far we've tied the record high temp of 65? for the day in milwaukee. the wind will stay breezy overnight with the passing of a cold front that will bring just a few more clouds by friday morning, keeping overnight lows above and upper 30s inland. a local veteran gives a touching comrade.. carole meekins is in the newsroom with a story new on live

they were closed beginning at rawson. we're told the pedestrian hit was an adult woman. the medical examiner says an autopsy will happen tomorrow. live...pz... tmj4 kenosha police looking into a deadly bicycle accident. police say a man in his 60's was hit by a car yesterday evening along 75th street. we're told the driver is accident happened. milwaukee police investigate a deadly shooting on the city's northwest side. the shooting happened just before four this morning near 57th and philip. the victim is a 42 year old man. police are not confirming if they have the shooter in custody. the red cross is helping 19 people forced from their apartment after a fire broke out in whitewater. more than a hundred people... some of them u-w whitewater students... live at the university gardens apartments. residents told us they had to crawl on the hallways to escape. the whole hallway was engulfed in flames. then it spread to the other hallway. then there was an explosion in the front of the building. just knowing that it was spreading that fast, it was pretty scary. . uw is help

thrall says he doesn't remember much from the day he crashed this school bus near forest home and rawson. >> i had a massive hear attack. >> it was a heart attack? >> massive heart attack. i had a quadruple bypass. >> lucky for him, though officer kevin mullikin immediately responded to the scene. >> i could see the bus driver. he was unconscious no pulse, not , breathing. sheldon: once mullikin and some bystanders got thrall off the bus, he started cpr. >> they said i was dead and he kept everything flowing and going and going until the paramedics came and zapped me. >> i'm honored. right time and it feels great, feels great. ? sheldon: tonight, the franklin police department awarded officer mullikin with the lifesaving medal. thrall and the elementary school's principal were at his side. >> when i said thank you, thanked him, when i met with him last week, thank you seemed so minute. very heartfelt, from the heart. and because of him, my heart's still working. sheldon: a civilian who helped out that day also received the make it to tonight's ceremony. kathy: a milwaukee man dies while

for a decade, the owner has let the sewer system go to the point where sometimes rawson which comes up in yards. the city says there is no money is buying the property for nearly $2 million from the owner. >> he is doing this with my tax dollars. tom: the city says it cannot be a landlord and will not finish the sale until everyone is out. this man has lived in the community his entire life. many others are immigrants from mexico and el salvador. they asked the city to pressure the owner to help them. >> we have a contract and we have to abide by that contract. tom: manassas' may has supported an extension of the eviction deadline. >> there are opportunities for the owner. i think that is were the action should be taken today. tom: earlier, three secretary, we left a message for the attorney representing the owner of the mobile home park. he has not returned our calls. the city has not decided what they will do with the property after taking ownership. the mayor said, however, no live in manassas, prince william county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. steve: much-needed rain all the way, arri

all northbound lanes of i-94 were shut down at rawson road because of the accident.... causing major delays. an autopsy on the victim is scheduled for tomorrow. milwaukee police are asking for help identifying two suspects wanted in connection with an armed robbery near fond du lac and bourbon street.. this happened saturday just after 12-30 p-m -- when the victim's home. they took money before running from the area. anybody with information is asked to call milwaukee police. toss to weather weather a cold front passes this evening bringing a big drop in temperatures for friday as highs only reach into then more sunshine for the weekend. our next chance for precipitation will arrive late tuesday night. tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny, windy and ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostly sunny and breezy. am low: 32 high: 51 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny and breezy. am low: 34 partly sunny. am low: 40 high: 53 wind: wnw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with showers possible at night. am low: 39 high: 54 wind: sw 5-10 mph bringing a big drop in te

all northbound lanes of "eye"-94 were shut down at rawson road because of the accident.... causing major delays. an autopsy on the victim is scheduled for tomorrow. 300 people are without a place to live after a fire rips through a whitewater apartment complex. the flames broke out at 6-30 last night at the university garden apartments. fox6's madeline anderson is live on the scene with an update on the the damage is most visible on this side of the complex. residents tell me they heard a loud boom and then a fire erupted in a common hallway and spread to the surrounding units. a father and his son were forced to jump out of a second story window to escape the flames and smoke. fortunately no one was injured... but at least three cats died. the whte there is about 500-thousand-dollars in damage to personal property and the buiding. right now, everybody is evacuated out of the building, our goal is to have everybody but 16 units back in the facility tonight. as we get the power in and the alarm systems back to code. the majority of folks living here are low- income families.

this is video from blain's farm and fleet near 6th and rawson in oak creek. this was the scene around 6:00 this morning when the store opened for black friday. news chopper 12 has been flying around southeast wisconsin this morning checking out how busy stores are. so far, menards stores in several different cities have been packed! a live look downtown here as we head to break. a check on the forecast is >> a lot of people have work off today. maybe drivers are out and bb for the shopping. pavement is dry. the d.o.t. cameras showing no accidents or incidents to report. more squad cars are out, 30 local law enem are taking part in the drug driving crack down running through sunday. >> now to weatherwatch 12, here is jeremy nelson with a check on the forecast. jeremy. >> good morning, as you hit the hows and the byways, we are watching the network for you. a passing snow shower. this is meandering through the metro area over the next two to three hours. warmer air in place and mixed flurries in waukesha and 32 degrees. the forecast for the day, the at jared...

all the northbound lanes of i-94 remain closed at rawson avenue. this is a live picture from the scene... where the milwaukee county sheriff's office is investigating an accident... a woman walking on the freeway was hit by a semi. traffic is being diverted off the freeway for drivers coming in from racine and kenosha counties toward the city... ...best if you get off before... but... if you haven't you'll have to exit at anymore about the circumstances of the accident at this point. >>> harry potter fans have a big reason to smile this morning. because look who we have in the studio -- two of the stars from "fantastic beasts and where to find them." waterson. >> the story takes place 30 years before harry potter went to hogwarts. a host of magical creatures are accidentally set loose. >> first a look back at how we all fell in love with the wizarding world. >> reporter: it's become almost two decades since harry potter first cast his spell on the world. >> you're a wizard, harry. rolling's film series debuted in 2007 making mega stars out of its y

the left lane is closed at rawson avenue because of a crash.