This weekend, you'll get a closer look at the citywide survey results – including noteworthy changes from previous surveys. You'll also meet the man behind Sioux Falls' curated Christmas lights route.

This week, citywide survey results shared this week brought a ton of interesting topics to dig into – the first of which you'll find today.

This week, you'll learn about a grant bringing new bus shelters across town as well as how schools ranked in terms of safety and security.

Simplifying civic engagement, police radios, street closures and so, so, so many events happening.

This week, I've got all the deets on the new ice ribbon downtown at Jacobson Plaza. Plus, you'll find details on the school board's discussion about the future of Renberg Elementary School.

This weekend, I'm hoping to add a little more context to some of the online discourse abuzz about the downtown library. Plus, you'll learn what's next for a soon-to-be vacant council seat.

This week, you'll get a look at how public schools are prepping for another year of "playing defense" in Pierre. Plus, don't miss a sneak peek at the new Science and Technology floor at the Washington Pavilion, a number of Super Simplified Stories and a round-up of so many fun events.

Some hard-to-hear but important news headed your way.

This is basically just a city parks newsletter at this point, but isn't that more fun than most local government stuff?

Halloween, halloween, halloween, halloween (and also a ton of news about local parks)

Literally so many events are happening for Halloween, I'm not sure how you'll choose. Oh, and there's like, news, and stuff.

This weekend, you'll get a peek into some discussion bubbling up about the structure of Sioux Falls government and whether it's time to look at a change. Plus, you'll meet a theatre company you probably know but don't know you know.

This week, you'll get the latest on the parks department's five-year plan. Plus, remember the neighborhood building a ballpark? It's even cooler than expected.

This week, you'll get an update on how the city and nonprofit partners are collaborating to serve unhoused folks. You'll also get a peek inside the new juvenile justice center before it opens later this month. Plus, catch a couple Super Simplified stories to take you into the weekend.

Meet a Sioux Falls woman who has made it her mission to share stories from people experiencing homelessness. Plus, you'll find an update on Christ the King Elementary, several other Super Simplified Stories and a ton of fall events happening this week.

TONS of headlines to catch you up heading into the weekend.

This week, you'll get a look at how the city is planning to expand bike trails in the future. You'll also find an update on the new juvenile justice center, which is expected to open later this month.

This week, you'll meet the folks moving into Habitat for Humanity's 200th home and learn how the organization is looking to build the next 200. You'll also find the latest on Christ the King Elementary's closure (or maybe not??)

You'll see the latest crime stats, learn about the lasting impact of a local nonprofit, find ways to support kids this fall and get a discount code for your next egg sandwich.

Spooky season is upon us, and also, it's cool to participate in local democracy.

A new prison, a record number of kids qualifying for free lunch at school, and more events than one person could possibly attend.

Hear from parents affected by the closing of Christ the King Elementary and learn what a strategic arts and culture plan will mean for the city

This week, you'll learn about the St. Francis House's big plans to bring more safe, affordable housing to the city's core. Plus, catch a handful of Super Simplified updates and a round-up of tons of events happening in the week ahead.

Here's a look at the latest news in Sioux Falls.

This week, I've got a look at how the City Council is looking to adjust Mayor Paul TenHaken's proposed budget – including un-doing some of the proposed cuts to services that impact a lot of people.