Sioux Falls Simplified chatted with several folks about how they're approaching the battle (and is anyone going to eat all 37?).

It's the eighth and final year of the Sno Jam Comedy Festival in Sioux Falls.

A number of city councilors on Tuesday expressed interest in helping the Helpline Center create an app that would give parents an easy way to see which childcare providers in the state have openings.

Even if funders are found to save the Apple Tree centers in the short-term, childcare advocates agree more long-term, systemic solutions are needed to address the ongoing crisis in Sioux Falls.

In recent months, Sioux Falls has seen several new resources for the LGBTQ+ community, including the state's first-ever LGBTQ+ Christian ministry – Shepherd's Table.

In perhaps the most dramatic and visible example of the childcare crisis in Sioux Falls, hundreds of parents will be seeking new options for their kids come January.

From new events to paid helpers to pulling weeds, there's a lot of work going into making sure downtown is a destination year-round.

The designs are in the works. The funds are nearly raised, and the Sioux Falls Outdoor Campus is looking to break ground on a $6.7 million expansion as early as next spring.

Thrifting is more than a hobby for a couple of Sioux Falls women. They've made a business out of turning one person's trash into treasure.

Sioux Falls Simplified is here to encourage you to keep your spending close to home this holiday season. Here's what you need to know about our new, one-of-a-kind local gift guide – and how you can help it come to life.

Rosalie Ovenden served as a records keeper for Bunker Hill Naval Air Station in Indiana during World War II. The now-100-year-old Sioux Falls resident talked to Sioux Falls Simplified about her experience in the service.

Downtown boutiques are banding together to encourage people to shop local and to come downtown, even when it's cold.

It's been over a year since the city convened a task force to study homelessness in Sioux Falls -- have things gotten better?

Within just over a week, friends, family and the broader Sioux Falls community have raised more than $16,000 to support 34-year-old Ty Vuong.

A partnership between Augustana University and the Promising Futures Fund is giving dozens of Sioux Falls middle schoolers a chance to perform at the Washington Pavilion.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society has seen a nearly 23% increase in animal adoptions this year over last. Leadership credits community partnerships, open doors and Tik Tok.

Vicki Stewart is the executive director of Employment Disability Resources. She sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to chat about National Disability Employment Awareness Month

A Rapid City foundation is laying the groundwork for a program where parents only pay one third of the cost of childcare.

A mobile grocery store is ready to hit the road next week, bringing fresh produce and affordable food to areas of town where groceries aren't otherwise accessible.

Victim advocates hope raising awareness and removing stigma will help reverse the trend.

Here's a "simplified" roundup of where to find all sorts of fall fun in the region.

Erica Lessman is a cancer education and outreach coordinator at Sanford who has worked for more than a decade to help educate Sioux Falls' diverse populations about the importance of regular checkups and cancer screenings.

There's a sense of tension between the City of Sioux Falls a number of local artists. But recent changes to a city arts board and a new full-time employee dedicated to the arts signal an opportunity for change.