Health How Sanford's new partnership could bring AI to local clinics Sanford Health this week announced a partnership with a data-focused startup called Dandelion. Here's what it means.
Events Stuff to do: Aug. 5-12 The Sioux Empire Fair kicks off this weekend, and there are lots of other fun outdoor (and indoor) events to be found.
Newsletter Your week, simplified: Aug. 3, 2022 This week, we simplify back-to-school shopping, a new homeless task force and how kids of all abilities are taking the stage.
Education We searched for the cheapest school supplies. Here's what we found. We searched three different retailers in Sioux Falls – Walmart, Target and Office Depot – to find the best deals on school supplies. Here's what we found.
Community This new theater program gives kids of all abilities the stage This summer, the Premiere Playhouse is bringing a new program to help kids of all abilities get a chance at the spotlight.
City What to expect from the city's new Homeless Task Force A new city task force is trying to better understand homelessness in Sioux Falls.
Newsletter Your week, simplified: July 27, 2022 This week, we simplify the Pavilion's future plans, TenHaken's budget and what's up with everyone getting COVID right now?
City TenHaken's budget address gave fresh looks at these city projects Mayor Paul TenHaken proposed a $646 million budget to City Council last week with an emphasis on infrastructure and quality of life investments. Within that proposal, TenHaken also gave an updated look at several city projects.
Simplified Presents How Colton is addressing housing needs and planning for growth Colton has a new economic development group, and one of its first priorities is bringing more housing to town.
Health It seems like a lot of folks have COVID right now. What's up? Local doctors say the number of reported cases is dwarfed by cases diagnosed through at-home testing.
Events Stuff to do: July 27 - August 2 It's another busy summer week! Find some ways to get outside, get a cool treat or find a little zen.
Simplified Presents More garbage is ending up in recycling bins. How you can help reverse the trend. When people put non-recyclable items in the recycling bins, it ultimately ends up in the landfill
Community The Pavilion went from a canceled season to a record-breaking year. What's next? The Washington Pavilion announced its largest individual donation in history this week. We sat down with the Pavilion's president to talk about what it means for the future.
Newsletter Your week, simplified: July 20, 2022 This week, we simplify pork drama, potential mergers and pay bumps for special education teachers.
Community Let's unpack Sioux Falls' slaughterhouse drama There's a lot that's happened between a Nebraska pork producer looking to expand in Sioux Falls and a local group looking to stop them. Here's the latest.
Education How Sioux Falls is navigating a shortage of special education teachers The Sioux Falls School District has had to get creative this summer to fill open positions, especially when it comes to special education.
Simplified Presents How Midco is bringing 10G connectivity to Sioux Falls The Fiber Forward investment will build a network designed to meet the needs of Sioux Falls customers for the next 20 years.
Community These two nonprofits are looking to join forces to serve Sioux Falls Lutheran Social Services and the Multi-Cultural Center of Sioux Falls on Friday announced a plan to merge as soon as September.
Events Stuff to do: July 20-26 From Familyfest to pizza deals, we've got a look at some local events this week.
Simplified Presents His commitment to learning helped him advance quickly. Meet Jonathan. Jonathan Ekberg credits his background as a handyman, his dedication to hard work and his high-quality training for his fast advancement at Silverstar Car Wash. Here's his story.
Newsletter Your week, simplified: July 13, 2022 This week, we simplify school budgets, food deserts and next steps for downtown's unfinished parking ramp.
Events Stuff to do: July 13-19 There's lots to do in Sioux Falls this week, from pizza pilgrimages to princess parties. Here's a look.
City What's next for the unfinished downtown parking ramp? The unfinished parking ramp at 10th Street and Mall Avenue will see some temporary updates until a new development partner can be found.
Community More kids are going hungry in Sioux Falls as food deserts persist The data also showed the persistence of food deserts that disproportionately affect low income residents and people of color.
Education What's in Sioux Falls schools' $300 million budget Sioux Falls school board members on Monday gave final approval to a more than $300 million budget for the coming fiscal year.
