Your look at the five biggest and most buzz-worthy stories of the morning.
1. Gaza militants fire at Israel during Obama visit
Rockets were fired from Gaza toward the Israeli town of Sderot as President Obama heads to the West Bank for talks with President Mahmoud Abbas. This is the second rocketing incident since the ceasefire following an 8 day conflict in November.
2. Closures in place while crews work overnight on I-229
A contractor for the South Dakota Department of Transportation, has started setting bridge girders over I-229 between I-29 and Louise Avenue. This work started Wednesday night at 8:00pm. The contractor is closing the northbound lanes of I-229 between I-29 and Louise Avenue between the hours of 8:00p.m. and 6:00a.m. These closures will continue until all bridge girders have been set over the northbound lanes. That work is expected to be done by Monday morning at 6:00am.
3. Cops seeking suspect in Colorado prison chief's shooting
Police are still searching for traces of the person who shot the man who oversaw Colorado's public and private prison system. Authorities have not confirmed if the shooting was random or if Tom Clements was a target.
4. Names of marines killed in Nevada released
The military has released the names of seven Marines who were killed in an explosion during a training exercise in Nevada earlier this week. They were part of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force in North Carolina.
5. No winner for $260M Powerball jackpot
Powerball officials tell ABC News that no one matched all of the winning numbers from Wednesday night's Powerball. The jackpot was worth an estimated $260 million.
