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Lewis, Red Cross spokeswoman. Volunteers from South Dakota and North Dakota were scheduled to arrive Monday with supplies and equipment, she said.
• Sunday is expected to be sunny with his in the 40s -- perhaps low 50s -- in most of the Black Hills region.
• "If there wasn't a whole lot of snow on the ground it would be an absolutely beautiful Sunday," Willett said.
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Crews clear Interstate 94 in western South Dakota
• RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) -- All sections of Interstate 90 that were shut down by a snowstorm in western South Dakota are now open.
• Workers completed plowing on the final stretch between Sturgis and the Wyoming state line at midday Sunday. Motorists are advised that difficult driving conditions could persist.
• State transportation officials say crews are working on opening secondary roads that were blocked by the storm that dumped up to 4 feet of snow in one area of the Black Hills.
• Officials in Rapid City were asking motorists to stay off roads in town until plowing could be completed. Many residents were still getting stuck Sunday and impeding recovery efforts.
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10 Things to Know for Today
The Associated Press
• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
• 1. 2 AMERICANS AND A GERMAN WIN NOBEL PRIZE IN MEDICINE
• Their work helped scientists understand how "cargo is delivered to the right place at the right time" inside cells.
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• 2. LIBYA WANTS 'CLARIFICATIONS' ON ABDUCTION
• A day after special forces kidnap a suspected al-Qaida figure, the government is asking the U.S. questions and saying Libyans should be tried at home.
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• 3. ELIZABETH SMART RECOUNTS '9 MONTHS OF HELL'
• In "My Story," she details her 2002 kidnapping, at age 14, from her bedroom in Salt Lake City.
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