A home in Middleton was burglarized early Tuesday morning.

Police responded to the 3600 block of Napoli Lane for the report of a home invasion just after midnight.

Residents told police five or six men forcefully entered their apartment. All of the men were wearing bandanas over their faces and two of them had guns, according to a release from the police department. The residents were forced to the ground while their apartment was burglarized.

Police continue to investigate the incident and urged anyone with information to call Middleton police.

Middleton High School graduate, Diana Frank, returned from New York City to her hometown of Middleton to help celebrate National Mustard Day.

Diana was one of thousands of people who were hot-dogging around downtown Middleton on Saturday Aug. 7.

Free hot dogs were available with a suggested donation of $1 benefitting the Transplant House.  If you dared to put ketchup on your hot dog, a $10 fee was imposed!

One of three Centurion Cycling races being held in North America this year will wind through wetern Dane County, and the Dane County Sheriff's office is warning of the potential for traffic delays. 

The race runs on Sunday, August 8th from 7am to 3pm, and will start and finish at the Middleton Municipal Airport.

Racers will have a controlled closure for 15 minutes starting at 7am on Airport Road, Enchanted Valley, County Highway P, Bourbon Road, County Highway KP and a portion of Garfoot Road.  After that participants must sstay on the right side of the road, and traffic is free to travel.  Deputies will control all major intersections and course marshals will police participants, but the Sheriff's Department advises motorists should be cautious, expect delays and seek alternate routes if possible.

Residents should also expect reverse 911 calls on Saturday advising of the event.