Good morning, Wichita.

Marvin, a six-year-old husky, is available for adoption at the Kansas Humane Society — 3313 N Hillside St in Wichita.

The shelter invites locals to visit soon and meet Marvin as he looks for his forever home.

Cheney Shooting Range will reopen today after lead testing cleared the facility for safe use—range users had waited while it remained closed earlier this year.

Wichita veteran John Mevey, who lost part of his leg in Afghanistan, received a 2025 Ford F-150 truck donated by Wounded Warriors Family Support—Radian Group Inc. as part of the Mobility is Freedom program.

He said the donation helps him regain independence and supports his recovery, new business, and plans to start a charity for other veterans.

The Better Business Bureau warned Wichita shoppers about fake websites offering very low prices on Halloween costumes and decor (scammers take your money and never send your order) and advised checking for contact information and secure payment methods before buying.

Police arrested a suspect in connection with a drug overdose death on Oct.

16 — officials say the arrest highlights the dangers of substance abuse.

The biennial Svensk Hyllningsfest begins today at 9 a.m. in Lindsborg and honors the community’s Swedish heritage with folk dancing, music, crafts, traditional foods and a farmers market.

The festival—held every odd year since 1941—continues through Sunday with parking that includes shuttle service.

Wichita marked the 30th anniversary of the Million Man March on Oct.

16 — the city held community events to honor this historic civil rights gathering.

WSU Tech South opened the HACK—a new facility to expand digital marketing, IT and technical certificate programs—on Thursday, and it features a cyber range to prepare students for future jobs while easing credit transfers with Wichita State University.

Officials in Lyon County approved the project while the Kansas Department of Commerce, Evergy, and TerraPower began talks on bringing a nuclear reactor that uses sodium instead of water.

State rep Mark Schreiber said Kansas is perfectly located for the Natrium reactor — and TerraPower will start checking available sites in January as power demands grow in the Midwest.

The Kapaun Crusaders girls golf team will compete at the state tournament in Emporia on Oct.

20-21—junior Ximena Sarinana, who won state as a freshman and sophomore, leads the team in its quest for a sixth title. Coach Marie Taylor said the players work hard and carry a strong legacy as they aim for more wins.

Wichita was named a top sports hosting city on Oct.

16th—an honor that local officials say shows the city's strong ability to host big sports events. They expect the recognition to help bring more tournaments to Wichita in the future.

Girls flag football is gaining momentum in Wichita as Wichita Public Schools, Maize and Maize South launch teams this fall—backed by the Chiefs.

The new programs give young athletes a chance to break barriers while growing the sport locally.

Introductory Free Tae Kwon Do Class

1-2 p.m. — Newton Recreation Center — Free entry — Discover the basics of Tae Kwon Do in a fun, co-ed class for ages 6-99.

Curvy Yoga Drop-in Session

1-2 p.m. — Yoga Central — Cash payment option — Discover personalized yoga adaptations for every body type in a welcoming environment.

Mission 105C Welcome Home Celebration

12:30-1:30 p.m. — Nguyen Golden Hotel and Conference Center — Free entry — Celebrate the return of Kansas veterans with friends, family, and a heartfelt welcome home ceremony.

Foundations of Yoga Class

5-6 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in — Explore beginner-friendly yoga practices with breathwork and meditation at a community-focused class.

Anthony Gomes Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — WAVE — Starting at $28 — Experience the electrifying blues and rock of Anthony Gomes with a flair that ignites the stage.

Gabriel Iglesias - The 1976 Tour: A Fluffy Celebration

8:00 – 9:30 PM — INTRUST Bank Arena — $55-$225 — Experience the comedic genius of Gabriel 'Fluffy' Iglesias in an evening of laughter and entertainment.

Curvy Yoga Drop-in Class

1-2 p.m. — Yoga Central — Cash at the door — Experience a welcoming drop-in yoga class designed for all body types and abilities.

Chair Yoga at Maize Recreation Commission

1-2 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in fee — Discover the rejuvenating benefits of Chair Yoga designed for all mobility levels.

Wichita Career Fair

9:30 AM-12:30 PM — Wichita Marriott — Free entry — Connect with recruiters from local and Fortune 500 companies to explore new career opportunities.

Chair Yoga at Maize Recreation

1-2 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in fee — Experience a supportive and community-focused yoga session designed for all mobility levels.