Good morning, Huntington.

The City of Huntington used $1M from opioid settlement funds to convert the old Public Works Building into the Huntington Homeless Services Hub, which opens on Saturday.

The shelter will offer a bed and a hot meal first—and it will add health and addiction services later with $30,000 a month in support.

Doctors Teresa and Anthony Thacker from Ona went to Jamaica where a major hurricane struck and trees fell.

They are now helping clean up debris — working closely with resort staff — and have packed medical equipment for anyone who might need help.

The Marshall Artist Series hosted a conversation with Chef Jose Andres on October 29th as part of its distinguished speaker series—offering local audiences a chance to hear from the renowned chef.

Details of his discussion were shared during the event.

Students from Coach Wright's class at Ona Elementary visited First Look at Four to share spooky snack ideas for Halloween—showing creative treats that stirred excitement for the upcoming holiday.

Brian Sanson, a West Virginia native from St. Albans, was sworn in as the 16th President of the United Mine Workers of America at a Special Convention in St. Louis on Wednesday—he replaces longtime leader Cecil Roberts, who praised Sanson’s strong work and commitment in protecting miners’ pensions and healthcare.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed SNAP benefits for November will not be paid due to a budget dispute, and food banks in West Virginia are bracing for a 50% surge in demand—Governor Patrick Morrisey announced a donation drive with matching state funding of up to $13 million to buy food. The program, which began as a pilot in 1961, is now vital for many low-income families dependent on these benefits.

Melanie Hall, president & CEO of Hospice of Huntington & Tri-State Lifecare, appeared on First Look at Four to explain the range of hospice services offered to patients and families.

She detailed the care options and support provided to locals in the report.

Hallowpalooza

9-11:45 p.m. — The Loud — Tickets from $39 — Experience a thrilling night filled with entertainment and festive vibes at Hallowpalooza.

The Local Honeys Live Concert

8:00-10:30 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket prices vary — Experience the heartfelt storytelling of Kentucky's strong women through music.

Creed Fisher Concert

7-8 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket info TBA — Enjoy the soulful tunes of Creed Fisher as he showcases his latest album in an intimate setting.

Buffalo Bulls at Marshall Thundering Herd Women's Basketball

6-7:30 p.m. — Cam Henderson Center — Cost info not provided — Cheer on the Thundering Herd women’s basketball team as they dominate the Cam!

Jamie Merry & The Parts Supply Concert

9-11:30 p.m. — The Loud — Ages 18+ — Enjoy a night of live music with Jamie Merry & The Parts Supply featuring Jake Dunn.

Bobaflex Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Loud — Ages 18+ — Enjoy an electrifying evening with the rock band Bobaflex.

Elon University Phoenix at Marshall Thundering Herd Mens Basketball

2:00-8:30 p.m. — Cam Henderson Center — Tickets required — Cheer on the Thundering Herd men’s basketball team as they dominate the court!

Alabama Live In Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Marshall Health Network Arena — Tickets start at $82 — Enjoy a live performance by Alabama in a premier setting.

Aaron Marshall Miller with Devin Moore and Jake Dunn

8 p.m. — The Loud — $10.61 — Enjoy an evening of live music featuring Aaron Marshall Miller and supporting artists.

Sam Eplin Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a live performance by local folk artist Sam Eplin and experience his hit 'Songbird'.