A Dean Clinic doctor has been honored at the 55th Annual Scientific meeting by the Wisconsin Chapter of the American College of Physicians. Dr. Phillip A. Bain was named the 2010 Distinguished Internist of the Year

The American College of Physicians honors exceptional effort and contributions to the science and art of internal medicine.

"I am extremely grateful to be honored by such a well-respected organization," said Bain. "Looking back, I have been so fortunate to work with so many great colleagues and staff.  I am also very grateful for all of the wonderful patients who have taught me so much over the years. It has been a tremendous journey."

Culver's Corp. is evaluating the possible need for a policy addressing handguns in its restaurants.

The issue came to light after an incident at the East Towne Culver's on Saturday evening.

Five members of the open-carry advocacy group, Wisconsin Carry, met to eat dinner and socialize. The men were all legally openly carrying firearms.

"They started to notice a police presence was gathering around the building so they suspected that somebody had called the police regarding them because they had firearms," said Auric Gold, the group's secretary.

Madison police confirmed that a call was placed to them by a concerned woman who had seen the men in the restaurant.

"She sees some of these people with guns on their hips, and she's concerned enough to call us saying she feels that if she doesn't call and something horrible happens, she would feel terrible that she didn't call," said Joel DeSpain, Madison Police Department spokesman.

A Dane County Sheriff Deputy arrested 27-year-old Chad C. Glynn of Madison for a 5th offense operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

The deputy saw Glynn and a passenger pull into the parking lot of a business on South Stoughton Road in Blooming Grove.

The deputy thought the two men’s presence was suspicious at that hour and contacted the two men.

Glynn admitted to being under the influence, following field sobriety tests and a blood draw at a hospital. The deputy booked Glynn to the Dane County Jail.