Good morning, Palm Bay.

Food agencies in Brevard are working to fight hunger as families might not get November food help because of a government shutdown—Second Harvest Food Bank gives out over 700,000 meals a month while other groups help thousands each week.

A federal government shutdown will halt November SNAP benefits for nearly 3 million Floridians, pushing Brevard food banks to brace for a surge in demand amid record-high food insecurity.

Local agencies and community partners are mobilizing to help military families and low-income households while benefits remain on hold until the shutdown ends—critically straining resources during an already difficult time.

Psychologists say that frequent early wakeups may signal stress and anxiety as poor sleep worsens mental health.

Parrish Healthcare will host A.W.A.K.E, a sleep support group starting Nov. 10 from (6 to 8 p.m.) at (5005 Port St. John Parkway).

Brevard County high school sports feature district tournaments, state championships and playoff games this week — starting with girls and boys golf today, followed by bowling championships in Orlando Tuesday through Thursday and football contests on Thursday and Friday.

The Merritt Island Mustangs defeated Satellite 25-22, 25-19, 25-15 in a state volleyball match that pushed them into the regional final—setting up their next contest.

Game On! Riverfront Triathlon

6:45-10:45 a.m. — Cocoa Riverfront Park — Participate in thrilling aquabike races amidst beautiful scenery.

Childbirth Education Class Palm Bay 2025 – Platinum Series

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Healthy Family Chiropractic — $145 per couple — Engage in a comprehensive three-part childbirth prep series designed for busy families.

Drive-In Movie Family Fun Night

6-10 p.m. — Space Coast Harley-Davidson — Free for everyone — Experience a nostalgic drive-in movie with fun activities, food trucks, and a family-friendly atmosphere.

Riviera Key Community Garage Sale

1 p.m. — Pace Dr/ Jupiter Blvd (SW Corner) — Free entry — Discover hidden treasures and great bargains at the neighborhood garage sale.