Little treats, March Madness, a cool nonprofit and an award-winning economic development leader.

Hey, it's cool that you read local news! Thanks for being here.

Not great news for childcare providers, pretty good news for aspiring homeowners and straight-up news on the state budget.

Get yourself a little treat on me. :)

Passing the baton on the Riverline, a new wellness studio and some Super Simplified stories to take you into the weekend.

Building fences, building baseball diamonds and the month of various "madness"

Housing for justice-impacted folks, reimagined zoo events, and a continued onslaught of Pierre news to take you into the weekend.

Fences, teachers, competitive drink tasting and ways you can celebrate Mardi Gras.

It's a newsy week, but I did my best to keep it all as simplified as possible for ya.

Recycling, health and a women's event you won't want to miss.

Goodbye, taxidermy. Hello, Pitbull.

More helpers, simpler summers, and a new leader for Downtown Sioux Falls, Inc.

Taxidermy headed to college, brunch supporting women and a whole bunch of events this week.

Artificial intelligence, big plans at the zoo, cool pool news and more to take you into the weekend.

What a week, huh?

The challenge of helping the homeless, a quick bite of Pierre news and how one woman found solace in sourdough.

I regret to inform you that we're all getting kind of old. But anyway, here's some fun stuff to do and some helpful resources.

The future of the Sioux Falls Arena, as well as the Brockhouse collection; tips for pelvic floor strength and get smart about helping kids read.

More pools, more Levitt, more bike trail, more childcare solutions and a farewell from Gov. Kristi Noem.

A Pierre preview, a Sioux Falls-based workplace comedy, and a whole lot of tech talk in the police department.

Pools, events, a new-to-town app and more simplified news for the week ahead.

Catch up on the latest news, and then slam that laptop shut until 2025, friends.

BINGO winners, tons of city news, a fun neighborhood feature and a look at how animals at the zoo stay warm in winter.

Remember all the stuff that happened this year? I sure didn't.