SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — We are learning more information about a large police presence seen in Sioux Falls Tuesday afternoon.

Officials say Sioux Falls Police went to arrest a man near West Russell Street and North Minnesota Avenue right before 4:30.

When police were attempting to arrest him, he pulled out a handgun which lead police to fire at him.

Authorities say the man was not shot but was injuried by a police K9 when he was trying to run away.

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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A large police presence has been seen near the intersection of Russell Street and Minnesota Avenue late Tuesday afternoon.

As of 4:38 p.m. traffic was being diverted in the area. An hour later at approximately 5:30 p.m., the road was open to traffic again.

KELOLAND News is on scene and has reached out to police for information.

This is an ongoing story. Keep with KELOLAND News on air and online as updates become available.

Minnesota’s Weather Authority has issued a FORECAST FIRST ALERT for Wednesday night and Thursday due to impending rain and snow.

So long, 70s, here comes winter again.

Tuesday will still be mild and mostly quiet, with highs in the 50s and some blustery winds at times. However, then the change happens.

Full Forecast from Minnesota’s Weather Authority

Rain will arrive Wednesday afternoon or evening before giving way to snow.

By Thursday morning, 1-2 inches of snow accumulation is expected, and it will be wet and slushy, creating messy roads and likely slower commutes. Temperatures will hover between 32 and 42 degrees Wednesday through Saturday.

Looking ahead, a few more rain showers are possible Friday and another light round of snow is possible on Saturday. Slightly warmer temps should return next week.

From the 70s to snow: Big weather change this week