Jerry Dahman

All residents of Boston were ordered to stay in their homes Friday morning as the search for the surviving suspect in the marathon bombings continued after a long night of violence that left another suspect dead.

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Meteorologist Kyle Wiser of the National Weather says Sioux Falls received several inches of snow on Thursday.

Wiser tells KSOO Radio:  "The storm wrapped up late Thursday afternoon and during the evening over eastern South Dakota and then moved up to southwest Minnesota

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In advance of the snow arriving in Sioux Falls, Gaylynn Huber of the city's street department says chemicals are being applied to the streets early Thursday morning.

Huber tells KSOO Radio:  "We've had crews out since midnight

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Meteorologist Mark Chenard of the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says southeast South Dakota could receive five inches of snow late Thursday morning and continuing in the afternoon.

Chenard tells KSOO Radio:  "Much of the early morning might actually be dry----probably getting light snow or flurries

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Patrick Reynolds, the grandson of cigarette company founder R. J. Reynolds and a noted tobacco free advocate is coming to Adams Thermal Systems in Canton on Wednesday to speak to employees about the dangers of smoking

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In light of the expected spring storm in Sioux Falls and the surrounding area, Gaylynn Huber of Sioux Falls Streets says his crews are already on the job.

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City of Sioux Falls officials laid out a comprehensive branch management plan during a news conference at City Hall.  While much of the activity during the past week has been in response to the ice storm, the City now moves into the recovery phase

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The two bombs that ripped through the crowds at the Boston Marathon, killing three people and wounding more than 170, were fashioned out of pressure cookers and packed with shards of metal, nails and ball bearings.

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YWCA Sioux Falls, which has served the community for 91 years, has a new name.  CEO Laurie Knutson and the board of directors announced on Tuesday that their disaffiliation with YWCA USA is complete and the organization's new name is "EmBe" with a tagline "Empowering to Be

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 When he graduated from high school, Bob Hanus was an alcoholic.  When he entered his freshman year in college, Bob was introduced to cocaine.  “I went to college in search of learning how to make my first million before I was thirty years old.  I joined a fraterni