Good morning, Battle Creek.

Calhoun County will illuminate its buildings green from Nov.

4 to 11 to honor veterans as part of the fifth anniversary of Operation Green Light—an effort led by county organizations that invites residents and businesses to participate by converting one light bulb to green.

The Michigan State Police Fifth District is hosting a food drive from today to November 30 to support local families and food banks across southwest Michigan.

Donations can be dropped off at Fifth District posts — Paw Paw, Niles, Wayland, Marshall, and District Headquarters — during business hours.

FOX 17 Morning News celebrated Halloween by dressing as characters from Oz and Wicked, with cast members like Elliot Grandia and Terri DeBoer bringing playful magic to the broadcast—viewers enjoyed humorous moments such as costume puns and behind-the-scenes mishaps.

The segment showcased creative ideas that made the show a fun tribute to classic tales.

Today a Polystyrene #6—Styrofoam Recycle Event kicks off at 9:00 a.m. in Battle Creek as organizers invite residents to drop off used styrofoam for proper recycling.

Battle Creek high school teams played in Round 1 of state football playoffs with live scores reported for games involving Harper Creek, Climax-Scotts and Coldwater.

Reporter Bill Broderick provided updates online — keeping local fans informed as the playoffs progress.

In high school football playoffs, No. 10 Climax-Scotts rallied in the second half to beat Gobles 72-62 on Oct.

31 at Gobles High School, improving to 8-2 and setting up a future game with undefeated Martin—Coldwater lost 49-14 to Lowell after an early 14-0 start and wins by Kent City at 28-22, Schoolcraft at 42-21, Bronson at 52-12 and Hanover-Horton at 44-6 advanced other local teams.

Trinity World of Wizards Weekend

5-8 p.m. — Pine Knoll Apartments — Family-friendly fun — Experience magical adventures with wizards and enchanting activities.

Sensory Friend Sundays at the Air Zoo

10 AM – 12 PM — Air Zoo Aerospace & Science Center — $18 for adults, $16 for children — Experience a sensory-friendly environment with reduced noise and special activities.