SNAP: States scrambling to fill benefits void
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The U.S. government shutdown is approaching the one-month park, and with no end in sight, money for the SNAP food assistance program is set to run out this weekend. Reporter Olivianna Calmes spoke with people who rely on the program, and has more.

SNAP: AZ families step up to help others in need
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With SNAP benefits being paused due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, some local families are stepping up to other families in the Phoenix area who rely on the benefits. FOX 10's Marc Martinez has more.

Gov. Hobbs volunteers at St. Mary's Food Bank
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The ongoing U.S. government shutdown is having an impact on people in need of food assistance, and on Oct. 30, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs volunteered at a Phoenix area food bank, while criticizing President Donald Trump for the looming SNAP benefit cut. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.

'Food Bucks Now' provides temporary solution for SNAP recipients
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced an emergency, one-time program to help families who depend on SNAP benefits as the federal government remains shutdown. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more on what this program entails.

Emergency program to launch for Arizona SNAP recipients, Gov. announces

Gov. Katie Hobbs is launching a temporary state program, "Food Bucks Now," to provide a short-term lifeline for affected families.

Phoenix businesses providing free, discounted meals for SNAP recipients
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Businesses and community groups across the Valley are stepping up to help SNAP recipients, paying it forward to help families in need. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more.

Gov. Hobbs pledges $1.8M for Arizonans losing SNAP benefits

Thousands of Arizonans will lose access to SNAP benefits on Nov. 1, as a freeze on the program goes into effect.

AZ Senator, politicians respond to looming SNAP shutdown

Arizona politicians are reacting to the Trump administration's announcement that they would not use available funds to continue SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits in November.

Phoenix thrift shop transforms into pantry to help families losing SNAP

With SNAP benefits set to expire Nov. 1, a Phoenix thrift shop is transforming into a free pantry stocked with necessities. This effort, driven by community donations, highlights how local businesses are stepping in to help families losing food budgets.

Thrift shop fights SNAP cuts with free pantry
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Facing the Nov. 1 SNAP cutoff, a Phoenix thrift shop transformed into a free, donation-driven pantry stocked with necessities to help families losing their food budget. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has the details.

National Park staff call for Grand Canyon closure amid government shutdown

Over 450 former national park leaders are urging the administration to immediately close all national parks until the government shutdown ends.

Arizona sues over suspension of SNAP benefits

Multiple states, including Arizona, have filed a lawsuit over the suspension of SNAP benefits amid the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Arizona AG speaks on SNAP suspension
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes held a news conference on Oct. 28, where she discussed a lawsuit that has been filed over the suspension of SNAP benefits amid the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Federal workers brace for missed paycheck as shutdown enters 5th week

Washington’s government shutdown has entered its fifth week with no resolution in sight, as Senate efforts to pass a House-approved continuing resolution to reopen the government have failed 12 times.

SNAP recipients forced to rely on nonprofit ahead of government shutdown
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Members who receive meals at a Phoenix nonprofit said they will be relying on them heavily as Nov. 1 approaches— a date when cuts to SNAP benefits are possible due to the government shutdown. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more.

Phoenix nonprofits brace for SNAP benefit delays

Phoenix-area nonprofits are bracing for increased need and strained resources if SNAP benefits are delayed.

Arizona governor claims Trump is halting funds as political leverage

Gov. Katie Hobbs is urging the federal government to release $6 billion in SNAP contingency funds to help Arizonans during the government shutdown.