A 29-year-old Madison man arrested on suspicion of fifth-offense operating while intoxicated took a breath test that recorded a 0.334 blood alcohol level, according to Madison police.

Police were called to a home in the 400 block of Seven Nations Drive when a 52-year-old woman living there reported a stranger knocking at her door at 2:34 a.m. Monday.

Officers found Sue Vang, 29, who told police his car was stolen and he was using his phone to track it. An officer asked Vang if the car down the road parked facing the wrong way and partially on a curb was his. He told the officers he wasn't sure and thought someone had stolen it.

Officers said Vang staggered as they walked to the parked car.

Key's in Vang's pocket fit the ignition, and his wallet and cellphone were inside, according to police. The officers said they also found numerous beer cans and a bottle of hard liquor in the car.

Adjustments proposed for Sheboygan Avenue, Allied Drive   

Around 30 people attended a public hearing Wednesday evening to weigh in on possible changes to Madison bus routes.

The City of Madison Transit and Parking Commission listened to the comments and concerns of about 20 Madison residents. Most attendees focused on the proposed changes to bus routes 14 and 15 at Sheboygan Avenue on the west side, but others had suggestions for routes 9, 10 and 18, among others.

In the end, "30 percent will like [what's changed]; 30 percent will hate it; 30 percent won't care; 10 percent won't realize there was a change," said Transit Schedule Planner Colin Conn. "That’s just standard."