By Associated Press - Wednesday, May 14, 2014

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - A Sioux Falls television news director says the response has been positive for an anchor who responded on air to viewers who complained about storm coverage.

KSFY-TV weather anchor Shawn Cable broke into programming Sunday during the finale of ABC’s “Once Upon a Time” to warn of a tornado near Hospers, Iowa.

A woman whose daughter lives on a dairy farm that was destroyed said Monday the report prompted her to call her daughter in time for the family to take shelter.



Anchor Nancy Naeve (NAYV) told viewers the next morning that a person’s life is more important than a show - and the finale is available online.

News director Kevin King says he understands viewers’ reasons for being upset but the station must keep people safe.

___

Online:

https://bit.ly/1iUvL7X

Advertisement

___

Information from: KSFY-TV, https://www.ksfy.com

Copyright © 2025 The Washington Times, LLC.

Please read our comment policy before commenting.

PIANO END ARTICLE RECO