Good morning, Sioux Falls.

Avera’s 37th annual Race Against Cancer is days away with over 7,200 people registered for races and walks across Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Mitchell, Pierre, Yankton and Marshall — breaking the previous record from 2012 and supporting local cancer care.

Sioux Falls neighborhoods are invited to join National Night Out on August 5 as registration is open through July 24 and the city waives park fees while first responders plan to join local gatherings—aiming to strengthen the community.

Pomegranate Market is starting construction on its new downtown store at Cherapa Place, which will feature a 60-seat bistro, a coffee and juice bar, and a curated grocery selection in a 20,000-square-foot space.

General contractor Fiegen Construction will begin work in the coming weeks and plans to finish by early fall—adding to the growing retail momentum in the area.

Sioux Falls police are investigating a shooting that injured a man on May 5 outside an apartment complex on South Graystone Avenue near 69th Street and Sycamore Avenue — the victim sustained a gunshot wound to the leg and is receiving treatment while officers gather evidence.

Tesla will perform as the first opening act at the Sioux Empire Fair on Aug.

5 with a free concert offered with fair admission fees of $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 6 to 12—children 5 and under get in free. The band, formed in 1984, will play hits like 'Modern Day Cowboy' and release its new single 'Time to Rock!'.

Four public high schools will hold their graduation ceremonies at Sioux Falls Arena on May 18—Washington at 11:00 AM, Lincoln at 1:45 PM, Jefferson at 4:30 PM and Roosevelt at 7:15 PM—and all events will be live-streamed for those unable to attend in person.

A recent WalletHub study ranked South Dakota 50th out of 51 states for teaching budgeting and finance in high schools, showing that students miss essential skills because the state does not require personal finance courses.

Most Americans (91%) believe budgeting should be taught in school, a view that highlights the gap in preparing students for future independence.

In Sioux Falls, a half-mile stretch of Interstate 29 near Exit 84 is reduced to a single lane—shoulders and guardrails are being resurfaced while crews also cold mill asphalt and replace signage.

The $7.8 million project will finish by June 6.

Avera Race Against Cancer

8-9 a.m. — Avera McKennan Fitness Center — Registration fee applies — Race to support local cancer care with activities for all ages and fitness levels.

Good Shot Judy Presents A Century of Swing

N/A — May 12 — Washington Pavilion — $59.43 plus taxes and fees — Experience the smooth sounds of the Big Band Era with classics like 'Beyond the Sea' and 'Fly Me to the Moon'.

Pop Up Fabric Boutique

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Hyatt Place Sioux Falls – South — Free entry — Explore the latest fabric collections from top brands while mingling with local designers.

Funkin Friday with Funk-UH-Fried

7-11 p.m. — The Social — Tickets required — Celebrate the debut of the revamped Funk-UH-Fried band and enjoy a night of funky tunes and dance.

Men's Bible Study

7:30-9 a.m. — Scooter's Coffee — Free entry — Engage in a video series exploring the biblical transition from Isaac to Jacob.

Night Ranger Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Alliance — $63.43 to $252.15 — Experience a night of classic rock with Night Ranger, including a VIP meet & greet.

Men's Bible Study at Invitation Church

7:30-9:00 a.m. — Scooter's Coffee — Free entry — Explore the video series from Isaac to Jacob while enjoying coffee with fellow men.

Sioux Falls Canaries vs. Cleburne Railroaders

6:35 p.m. — Sioux Falls Stadium — Affordable tickets available — Experience the excitement of live baseball with the Canaries taking on the Railroaders.

Live Performance by CAKE

3:00-5:30 p.m. — W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds — Tickets from $35 — Experience a high-energy alternative rock show featuring iconic hits from CAKE.

Arts in Healing Exhibition

6-8 p.m. — Rehfelds Modern — Free entry — Explore artwork that promotes healing through visual arts from various local initiatives.