"These are the type of things people with disabilities, with mobility devices – this is where we belong, we belong on that stage."

Several community members and organizations have come together to host a funeral for the infant who was found at the Sioux Falls recycling center. They've also given the child a name – Gabriel James Doe.

The Great Plains Zoo welcomed six new animals, including five meerkats and a 2-year-old giraffe named Mario.

A new, multi-genre music festival is coming to town next summer thanks to the work of the Washington Pavilion and Great Bear Ski Valley. Here's what you need to know about Lallycooler.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society saw a record number of adoptions in July and is on track to hit its goal of 4,000 adoptions in 2024.

Nearly 60 infants, toddlers and preschoolers are losing their childcare center in a couple weeks.

"Social media is storytelling, and we love stories," said Emily Harris, digital services librarian.

The Class Act fundraiser aims to help teachers offset out-of-pocket expenses for their classrooms.

The Helpline Center is working to bring a new model of social service to Sioux Falls – one that treats poverty like a medical condition rather than a character flaw. Here's what you need to know about Transitions to Success.

"She didn't see us like the rest of Sioux Falls did," former student Jon Rood said. "She didn't see skaters as outcasts."

The Outdoor Campus is adding a $7.1 million expansion to its Sioux Falls location to keep up with increasing demand

The Great Plains Zoo took a big step closer to bringing a new aquarium, education center and butterfly rainforest to its campus thanks to a $25 million gift announced Thursday from billionaire philanthropist T. Denny Sanford.

Steve Hamersma may have retired from teaching, but he's still finding ways to flex his muscles as an educator by leading a book club at Good Samaritan Society - Prairie Creek.

One of the highest points in Sioux Falls just got a new vantage point thanks to the work of a local teen pursuing his Eagle Scout.

School's out, and summer is in full swing. Here's a roundup of fun things you can do in town without spending a dime.

A new organization is working to not only help people support businesses who are allies to the LGBTQ+ community, but also to provide resources for those businesses to show that support year-round – not just during Pride Month.

Both the city and state are looking at ways to address the challenges facing the childcare industry and, subsequently, parents.

The Great Plains Zoo shared a first look at its long-term master plan this week, and it includes some major changes aimed at bringing a better experience to animals and guests alike.

There is both help out there for folks who need it and ways that you can be helpful in preventing suicides in our community.

South Dakota's first-ever esports state tournament takes place this weekend, and it'll be a fully sanctioned sport starting in the fall.

REACH Literacy, a nonprofit focused on improving literacy for both adults and children, has a new leader, new classroom space, a fundraiser event this month and some big plans for 2024.

The goal? 5,000 diapers donated to the Teddy Bear Den. The actual result? More than 33,000 diapers.

Here's a roundup of local organizations who can give your no-longer-needed items a second life.

Sioux Falls is, overall, pretty resilient in the face of some national challenges in the commercial real estate world