Good morning, Sioux Falls.

DakotAbilities, a local non-profit celebrating 60 years since it began in 1965, supports more than 100 adults with disabilities through day programs, nursing care and accessible housing in Sioux Falls.

The organization has evolved from work-centered workshops to offering individualized services and is building new duplexes — a move focused on providing residents with a more comfortable living environment.

Garry Jacobson led a walk through the nearly complete Jacobson Plaza, which opened to large crowds last week and features a splash pad and the region’s largest playground.

He said he will seek more donor support for phase two next fall to extend the park along Fourth Avenue to the Big Sioux River — a project born from his commitment to giving back.

Bishop Dudley House in Sioux Falls needs more volunteers as the demand for help grows.

Executive Director Madeline Shields said helpers are needed to answer phones, do clerical work, and cook and serve meals at the shelter and the Bishop Dudley Center for families—services provided 24/7 for the community’s most vulnerable.

Two vehicle crashes happened on SD Highway 10 between Dakota Connection Casino and Lake Road, one causing serious injuries and heavy vehicle damage due to distracted driving—officials urge drivers to remain alert.

Turner County officers stopped a pickup with an active fire burning on its tailgate while it drove on the highway and posted photos to warn drivers — officials said that a lack of a clear law does not make this risky behavior safe — urging motorists not to try it.

State government boards and commissions have posted a schedule of public meetings for the week starting today; while no meeting is held today, Tuesday includes the Project Prison Reset Task Force meeting at 9 a.m. in Sioux Falls along with other sessions set by teleconference and in Pierre, Rapid City, and Yankton — meeting details may change due to weather.

For four years now, the Canadian team Central Energy has driven over six hours to compete in the Ringneck Tournament held in Sioux Falls.

Players and coaches report that the tournament offers strong competition—despite challenges with lighter balls and rushed passport renewals.

Legally Blonde Musical Performance

Time TBA — Orpheum Theater Center — $23.10 — Experience the charming journey of Elle Woods as she navigates Harvard Law School with style and determination.

Burton Cummings Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Washington Pavilion — $63.06 – $206.82 — Experience the magic of rock legend Burton Cummings live in concert.

WHEY JENNINGS at Bigs Bar Live

7-11 PM — Bigs Bar — Cost info not provided — Experience an unforgettable night with country artist Whey Jennings as he shares his musical journey and stories of redemption.

Dyer Davis Concert

7 PM – 1 AM — Levitt at the Falls — Food vendors on-site — Enjoy electrifying southern blues rock from Dyer Davis and opening act Supermassive Black Holes.

Downtown Historic Walking Food Tour

1-4 p.m. — Downtown Sioux Falls — Ticket purchase required — Discover local culinary delights while exploring the city's rich history.

Aaron Tippin Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Alliance — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of classic country hits from a legendary artist known for his heartfelt lyrics.

First Friday Artists at the Studio

5-8 p.m. — Serendipity Studio Gallery & Gifts — Free entry — Discover new and warehoused artwork while engaging with local artists during a vibrant community event.