9. We start with breaking news at 9 a massive search is underway in waukesha for a missing 10yearold boy. Law enforcement residents and volunteers are all out trying to find this child last seen in a corn field. Fox6s jenna sachs is live on the scene. Jenna . Waukesha police say around 3 45 this afternoon a 10 year old boy disappeared neighbors tell me the fox river runs through it so that is a concern as well. This is the boy they are looking for. He is andrew ounkham he was last seen wearing a blue on the autism spectrum and is non verbal since his disappearance First Responders have been searching the area extensively using k9s a drone a fire engine ladder and heat sensing technology. They hope to get a helicopter in the air as well. Hundreds of neighbors have come out to help and about an hour ago police gathered them and asked that they search their neighborhood with flashlights and leave the cornfield to them. People quickly started searching around houses and in backyards. Earli
Norman gillette 13 06 28 perhaps well be able to cobble together enough buses to get the kids to school 33 and that is exactly what has happened. We saw a line of replacement buses coming in from elsewhere. The several schools that use these buses will have classes tomorrow. Mertons fire chief confirming that when i spoke with him a little while ago. Live, theo keith, fox6 news. For more on this fire we invite you to visit the home page of our website fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. We have posted several clips of raw video from the scene, and that interview with the emotional bus driver. Its been a particularly brutal weekend on milwaukee streets. According to records kept by fox6, the city has now surpassed 100 homicides in 2016. One of them is a four year old boy who was shot and killed friday evening. The boys family fox6s bret lemoine is live mpd district three with new details. Milwaukee police have not yet said it anyone is in custody for the boys death. Or
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