Your morning starts here.

Jim 'N Nick's will serve pork belly burnt ends and scratch-made pimento cheese at Pensacola EggFest, which will take place Sunday, Nov.

15 at Hadji Temple, 800 W. Nine Mile Road, and attendees can stop by their tent to sample the Louisiana-influenced barbecue + support local charities.

Emerson Perrine was born at Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola at 1:53 a.m. on Oct.

31, weighing 8 lb., 10 oz., and measuring 20 1/2 inches; he is the fourth child of Cady and Nate Perrine of Milton, who own Revival Coffee.

FEMA approved Individual Assistance for Escambia and Santa Rosa counties after Hurricane Isaias, the Florida Division of Emergency Management announced Oct.

29; residents can apply at DisasterAssistance.gov (housing, home repairs, disaster legal and unemployment help).

The Blue Angels are set to return to Pensacola after a two-year break for a two-day Homecoming Air Show with the squadron and several guest performers at the naval air station.

WPNX, a new low-power community radio station started by three locals, began broadcasting in September from a recently installed tower (near downtown) and will focus on building programming, recruiting hosts, and forming a community advisory panel.

Daylight Saving Time will end at 2 a.m. CT on Sunday, Nov.

1, when Pensacola clocks will 'fall back' one hour to standard time, giving residents an extra hour of sleep and moving sunrise and sunset about an hour earlier.

The Florida Department of Education says an unauthorized party accessed its financial aid website on Oct.

19, exposing Social Security numbers, birth dates, phone numbers and addresses for nearly 5 million applicants; the department notified law enforcement and says aid payments and eligibility won't be affected.

Ascension Sacred Heart has launched a partnership with Air Methods to airlift critically ill (ECMO) patients, cutting transfer times to transplant centers in Gainesville, Birmingham, and New Orleans to less than half the previous drive time.