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• Hubbel served in the state House for one term, in 2011-12.
• Daugaard spokesman Tony Venhuizen (VEHN'-hy-zehn) tells the Argus Leader that the governor is focused not on the campaign but on the next legislative session, the devastating early October blizzard in the Black Hills and the effects of the recently ended federal government shutdown.
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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. MORE TROUBLE IN THE U.S. NUCLEAR ARSENAL
• Air Force officials tell The AP that twice this year, officers entrusted missile launch keys left a blast door intended to help stop intruders open.
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• 2. AP REVIEW FINDS HEALTH WEBSITE DEVELOPERS RAISED RED FLAGS
• Meanwhile, the White House says President Obama's longtime adviser will provide management advice to help fix the system.
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• 3. DEAD MARATHON SUSPECT TIED TO 2011 KILLINGS
• Tamerlan Tsarnaev was named as a participant in an earlier triple homicide by a man who was subsequently shot to death while being questioned, according to a court filing.
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• 4. POLISH ARCHBISHOP'S SEX ABUSE REMARKS CRITICIZED
• The church leader appeared to suggest that children are partly to blame for being molested by priests.
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• 5. APPLE UNVEILS THINNER, LIGHTER IPAD
• The company's market chief says the Air model is eight times faster than the original and weighs just 1 pound.
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• 6. NEVADA BOY SAYS HE CAME FACE TO FACE WITH SHOOTER
• "When he pulled a gun, we knew what happened," Angelo Ferro tells The Associated Press.
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