CHARLESTON, W.Va. — President Donald Trump is making another trip to West Virginia, this time with broadcaster Sean Hannity.

The president will be in Morgantown on Wednesday for a town hall meeting with Hannity, a Fox News personality, according a news release from Fox.

The invitation-only event will be at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Metropolitan Theatre. Doors open at 3 p.m. that day.

Trump will answer questions on topics including tax reform, the economy and the news of the day, Fox said in a news release.

Audience members including Democrats, Republicans and independents are to have a chance to ask Trump questions once the sit-down interview is finished.

Trump was last in West Virginia for a rally in Huntington on Aug. 3, which is when Gov. Jim Justice took the stage with the president to announce his switch from Democrat to Republican.

Just prior to that, Trump made a controversial speech at the Boy Scouts National Jamboree in Fayette County.

Hannity, who has been a Trump supporter, has done similar town hall events with Trump elsewhere.

Trump’s approval ratings in West Virginia — at 60 percent — were highest in the country, according to Gallup survey results released at mid-summer.

“I am thrilled to be back in the very, very beautiful state of West Virginia,” he said as he began his speech in Huntington. “And I am proud to stand before you and celebrate the hard-working people who are the absolute backbone of America. I love the people of this state. I love your grit, your spirit, and I love our coal miners — and they’re coming back strong.”

The day before the appearance in Morgantown, Trump has said, he will be in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.