Good morning, Sioux Falls.

A Sioux Falls couple, Michael and Harriet Stuart, are planning a new living arrangement for their adult son Aaron with autism as they worry about his future care.

They are promoting a plan—used in Michigan—where groups of parents share costs for a certified home staffed by a Community Service Provider and they urge other parents to join and reach out to lawmakers.

Four young professionals were named recipients of the 4 Under 40 Award at YPN’s Crossroads Summit on August 21—honoring leaders under age 40 chosen from 26 nominees and representing Sanford Health, Interstate Office Products, Click Rain Inc, and Nyberg’s Ace.

A shopper in Sioux Falls discovered chicken paws in the meat section of a grocery store and learned they are used for making rich bone broth, soups, and pet treats.

This discovery shows that local cooks are using every part of the bird—keeping old culinary traditions alive.

Mone't Ernste—owner and lead artist of Oaka Morii—blends her florist background with her art to create pressed floral pieces, wood-burned designs and henna tattoos.

She will show her work at the 605 Made Night Market tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Raven parking lot on the southeast corner of Sixth Street and Phillips Avenue.

Students and teachers started classes at the new Marcella LeBeau Elementary School today—its opening meets a community need for expanded education facilities.

The South Dakota Board of Education Standards canceled the public hearing on removing student growth goals from teacher evaluations and will keep the current rules for now.

State Department of Education Secretary Joseph Graves said board members' concerns led to the decision and officials will review the policy later in the year.

Levo Credit Union warned its Sioux Falls customers to watch for scam texts alleging bank notices—such messages come only from a 1-800 number and include the last four digits of a card, and the bank never asks for personal info via text or email.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting will lay off 15 employees by Oct.

31 due to a $2.2 million shortfall from federal funding cuts—the broadcaster will cancel its news radio program In the Moment and public affairs show South Dakota Focus while reducing Dakota Life output.

Construction began on Aug.

21 for the first phase of the estimated $200 million Founder's Crossing development in southeast Sioux Falls. The campus will offer about 40 villas starting early next year, a five-story multifamily building with independent and assisted living options, and plans for a Sanford clinic on nearly 100 acres along 57th Street and Veterans Parkway.

Sioux Falls Card Show

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Sioux Falls Convention Center — Entry fee varies — Experience the Dakotas' largest sports and Pokémon trading card show.

Employee Comms & Culture Flyover Festival

8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — Startup Sioux Falls — Registration required — Celebrate internal communication with engaging discussions, unique networking, and a vibrant atmosphere.

Open Plein Air Painting Event

10 AM – 12 PM — McKennan Park — Free — Capture the natural beauty of Sioux Falls through plein air painting.

Kids' Cross Country Races

4-5 p.m. — Morningside Park — Free entry — A fun introduction to running for kids ages 4-12 with a series of exciting races.

Brady Wrede Live Performance

3-9 p.m. — WoodGrain Brewing Co. — Free entry — Experience the melodic fusion of acoustic roots and modern storytelling from a local folk artist.

Sanford International

7:30 AM – 3:00 PM — Minnehaha Country Club — More Information To Come — Watch golf's legends compete at a premier PGA TOUR Champions event.

Sioux Falls Leadership Summit

11 AM – 5 PM — Sioux Falls Convention Center — $118.19 – $1238.50 — Inspire and transform your business culture with insights from keynote Liz Bohannon.

2025 Bike Night featuring Kris Lager

11 PM-3 AM — Red Rock Bar & Grill — Check for pricing — Enjoy a power trio performance under the stars as we celebrate the final bike night of the season.

Anti-Bullying Community Event with John Michael Hinton

Delivering a heart-to-heart message about how he was severely bullied all through Elementary and Jr. High school, John Michael Hinton uses magic, comedy, and audience participation to captivate the room and inspire others to stand up, speak out, and be a true friend.

Rushadicus The Cello Goblin Performance

7:30 PM – 1:30 AM — Full Circle Book Co-op — Tickets start at $10 — Experience an immersive cello metal performance by the infamous Cello Goblin.