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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.

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.

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.

• 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.

• 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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