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Four residents of a Madison apartment building were displaced after a hot water pipe burst, causing significant damage to multiple units. Firefighters responded promptly, but initial attempts to contact property management were unsuccessful, complicating efforts to shut off the water supply. The leak threatened not only the affected unit but also the one below, causing water damage and necessitating evacuation. Firefighters eventually reached a responsible party to shut off the water and helped residents protect their belongings. Property managers have since provided alternative accommodations for the displaced tenants.

Boil Water Advisory in Village of Clinton: Second Set of Tests Underway

The Milwaukee Brewers have been crowned Baseball Americas Organization of the Year for 2025, marking their fifth time receiving this prestigious award. This recognition comes after a remarkable season where they set a new franchise record with 97 wins and secured their third consecutive National League Central Division championship. Pat Murphy, the Brewers manager, was also named Major League Manager of the Year. The teams success extends beyond the major leagues, with the top farm system in baseball and five players ranked among the top 100 prospects. This period of sustained excellence makes for an exciting time to be a Brewers fan.

Controversy erupts as Browns coach Stefanskis two-point conversion decision backfires, leaving fans and experts questioning his handling of star quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who had an impressive game but was benched for the crucial play. Sanders presence continues to generate passionate opinions, and the team faces intense scrutiny as they develop their long-term strategy during the offseason.

Former NFL star Richard Sherman criticizes Cowboys George Pickens for lack of effort in Week Fourteen loss, sparking controversy. Despite Pickens outstanding first season, Shermans comments highlight the teams struggles and their slim playoff chances. Pickens, with over 1,179 receiving yards and eight touchdowns, must rebound strongly to help the Cowboys secure a playoff spot in their remaining games.

Shedeur Sanders, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback, made history with a stellar performance against the Titans, throwing for over 350 yards and three TDs, earning him the starting role for the rest of the season.

Baraboo Police Investigate Sudden Death; Community Assured of Safety The Baraboo Police Department is currently investigating a sudden death that occurred last week. A man was found deceased along the river walk on Friday evening. The police have identified the man, but his name has not been released. Authorities assure the community that this appears to be an isolated incident and there is no ongoing risk to the public. The investigation is ongoing with assistance from the Sauk County Coroners Office and the University of Wisconsin Hospital.

USDA Threatens to Withhold SNAP Payments from States Refusing Data Sharing: A Looming Crisis for Families The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has issued a stern warning to states, primarily led by Democrats, that they risk losing federal food assistance payments for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) if they do not comply with data sharing demands. The deadline for states to either agree to the data sharing or provide a clear explanation for non-compliance is December eighth, creating a tense situation between state and federal governments. This development raises significant concerns about data privacy and federal oversight of state-run programs, as the outcome could set a precedent for how federal aid is distributed and what information states are required to share about their residents.

Door County Sheriffs Office warns drivers about improper headlight replacements after a driver uses a flashlight instead of a headlight, highlighting the importance of regular vehicle equipment checks for safety.