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SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. -- Sun Prairie crews responded Thursday morning to reports of an ammonia leak at a chocolate factory on the city's south side, dispatchers confirmed to News 3
Crash temporarily closes eastbound lanes of West Main Street in Sun Prairie March 9, 2021 7:42 PM Brandon Arbuckle Updated: SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — West Main Street in Sun Prairie has reopened after a crash Tuesday night. Officials sent out an alert on the incident shortly after 7:30 p.m. The eastbound lanes of West Main Street between O’Keeffe Avenue and Clarmar Drive were closed for roughly 30 minutes as a result. Sun Prairie police had asked the public to avoid the area while they were investigating. Officials have not confirmed whether anyone was hurt. COPYRIGHT ...
By Brandon Arbuckle Mar 9, 2021 7:42 PM SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — Sun Prairie police have asked the public to avoid a portion of West Main Street due to a crash Tuesday night. Officials sent out an alert on the incident shortly after 7:30 p.m. The eastbound lanes of West Main Street between O’Keeffe Avenue and Clarmar Drive have been closed as a result. Police have not confirmed whether anyone was injured. COPYRIGHT 2021 BY CHANNEL 3000. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
Sun Prairie assisted living facility residents allowed to return after gas leak evacuation March 5, 2021 3:10 PM Logan Rude Updated: Photo by Lance Heidt SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — Residents of a Sun Prairie assisted living facility are being allowed to return after having to evacuate due to elevated gas levels Friday afternoon. A total of 17 people were evacuated from Faith Living Center on Clarmar Drive after the Sun Prairie Fire Department detected a low explosive level of gas in the building. Fire Chief Christopher Garrison says WE Energies was able to turn off the ga...
Bail was set Tuesday at $100,000 for a 16-year-old boy arrested Friday on a tentative attempted murder charge, in which police allege he sprayed automatic gunfire from a modified handgun at another vehicle, striking that vehicle and two others that were nearby. A probable cause affidavit filed Monday for Yeshua K.J. Schworck, of Madison, states he was in the passenger seat of a vehicle and shot what police said was a 9mm handgun modified to fire automatically toward a manâs vehicle outside the BP gas station at 1705 W. Main St. in Sun Prairie. Police found 38 fired 9mm cartridge casings ...