Good morning, Toledo.

Fifteen-year-old Mason Brown from Sylvania turned Halloween into a mission by running his Spooktacular Food Drive — collecting donations that help local families in need.

Local restaurants One Love and Jamaican Spice are hosting donation drives and food sales—supporting those hit by the hurricane in the Jamaican homeland.

Community members are invited to participate in these relief efforts.

Hit & Run, a six-member band from the outskirts of Toledo with four high schoolers and two college freshmen, released its 11-track album Crash Course after a year of writing and recording.

The record blends rock and jazz sounds reminiscent of mid-'60s clubs and is available on streaming sites and at live shows.

Toledo’s Sacred Steel Music and History Museum preserves local sacred steel music through oral tradition and is dedicated to keeping the city’s musical heritage alive.

The museum opened last year (in the Old West End at the Collingwood Presbyterian Church) and draws visitors from near and far.

University of Toledo faculty were recognized on Oct.

30 with certificates from Provost Mitchell McKinney and President James Holloway at Thompson Student Union—honoring their tenure and promotion achievements. Each honoree also picked a meaningful book that Carlson Library will display from Nov. 3 through Dec. 12.

Dan and Carl will demonstrate what happens when flammable vapors ignite at Imagination Station today — their event is set to start November with a bang and highlight combustion science.

Today, low-income Ohio residents can apply online for one-time help to keep their heat or restore service via the Winter Crisis Program—run by the Ohio Department of Development.

Eligible households with incomes at or below 175% of the federal poverty level must schedule an appointment with a local energy provider.

County and city officials say tens of thousands in Lucas County may lose federal SNAP benefits during an upcoming pause in food assistance—local agencies are preparing for the impact on affected residents.

The 'Thriving Like a Star' fundraiser for the Stroke Life Center is scheduled for Nov.

6—organizers plan to boost local support—and will offer activities to raise funds for stroke care.

Today, Toledo Walleye return at Huntington Center — with new concessions offerings including beef tallow melt burgers, birria fries, muffuletta wraps and birthday cake sundaes — to give fans more than a game.

The added food options are expected to boost the overall experience for local supporters.

Carpe Diem Epilepsy Run

9 – 11 AM — Swan Creek Preserve Metropark — Registration required — Lace up for a 5K run and 3K walk to support the Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio.

Hayley Williams Listening Party

6-7 p.m. — Culture Clash Records — Free exclusive posters and wristbands — Celebrate the release of Ego Death at a special EGO NITE with Hayley Williams.

Clutched for a Cause Designer Purse Bingo

5-10 p.m. — The Mez — Fundraiser event — Enjoy an evening of bingo with fabulous designer purse prizes all for a good cause.

Signing Event with Maile Flanagan & Paul St. Peter

10 AM - 5 PM — Franklin Park Mall — Free entry — Meet Emmy-winning actor Maile Flanagan and voice actor Paul St. Peter for a unique signing experience.

Claws Out 5K Run/Walk

9:10-11:00 a.m. — Sylvania Northview High School — Registration fee applies — A fun race to support the Northview Senior Class of 2026 and build community spirit.

Swan Lake by International Ballet Stars

7:00-8:30 PM — The Stranahan — Ticket prices may vary — Experience the enchanting ballet, 'Swan Lake,' performed by world-renowned dancers.

The Boy Detective LP Release Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Frankie's Toledo — $10 cover — Unwind with games, laughter, and friendly competition at a lively venue.

M125 Concert

8-11 p.m. — Hollywood Casino Toledo — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy classic rock and dance music with M125 at the H-Lounge.

Godfrey Comedy Show

6:30-8 p.m. — Funny Bone Comedy Club — Tickets available — Enjoy a night of laughs with Godfrey at one of Toledo's favorite comedy venues.

Sunday Night Comedy Showcase

6:30-9:00 p.m. — Home Slice Pizza — No cover — Enjoy a rotating lineup of top comedians in a laid-back pizzeria atmosphere.