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Suspects sought in shots fired on Allied Drive

The Capital Times

Multiple officers responded to a call of shots fired on Allied Drive on Thursday night, Madison police reported. read story

Woman robbed after Rhythm & Booms

The Capital Times

A Mount Horeb woman was robbed after Rhythm & Booms by a man who threatened to stab her if she didn't turn over her money and valuables, Madison police reported read story

Buckle up this weekend, cops warn

The Capital Times

Wisconsin law enforcement will be stepping up traffic enforcement over the weekend, thanks in part to a provision in the recently-passed state budget that makes not wearing a seat belt reason enough to get pulled over. read story

Cookout aids Second Harvest Food Bank

The Capital Times

A June 24 cookout sponsored by a local real estate company raised more than $800 in cash and 136 pounds of food for Madison's Second Harvest Food Bank. read story

Woman fights off would-be purse snatcher

The Capital Times

A 54-year-old Madison woman thwarted a would-be purse snatcher after he tried to steal her bag while she was out on a walk Wednesday morning, Madison police reported. read story

Lake Michigan ferry cuts some rates 40 percent

Associated Press

A company that ferries riders across Lake Michigan is cutting some prices by 40 percent for the next two months. Lake Express makes two daily roundtrips between Milwaukee and Muskegon, Mich. It usually charges $91 each way. read story

Woman describes bear attack

Mark Gunderman
The Chippewa Herald

Kelly Wiltrout is more forgiving than a lot of people would be. Having survived a terrifying attack by a black bear outside her Siren home, which the bear had invaded before, the former Chippewa Falls woman is quick to defend the bear. read story

Iranian cleric: British Embassy staff to be tried

Lee Keath
Associated Press

A top Iranian cleric said Friday that some of the detained Iranian staffers of the British Embassy in Tehran will be put on trial, and he accused Britain of a role in instigating widespread protests that erupted over the country's disputed presidential election. read story

Slow arriving sun finally appears

The Capital Times

Although Thursday didn't turn out sunny as forecast, that orange ball in the sky is predicted to make an appearance for most of the weekend. read story

Former Madison principal goes to Alabama amid controversy

Kim Ukura

Barbara Thompson, a former Madison Metropolitan School District principal who left in 2003 for a position as superintendent in New Glarus, has accepted a position as superintendent of schools in Montgomery, Ala. read story

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