Thousands of families across Indian Country, including in Arizona, would lose SNAP benefits as the shutdown continues, tribal leaders say.

Local food banks in Arizona are preparing for a significant increase in demand if SNAP benefits lapse on Nov. 1. Food banks say cash donations are most effective, as they can stretch each dollar further to provide more meals. With funding for the ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is allocating $1.8 million to mitigate the potential suspension of SNAP funding due to the government shutdown.

With SNAP benefits delayed by a government funding lapse, Arizona volunteers mobilize emergency food drives to feed families in need.

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Those receiving SNAP benefits will not receive their money in November, the Arizona Department of Economic Security announced Thursday.

Times were tough even when SNAP funds were flowing, “Sometimes it can only mean a cup of potatoes for a meal."

Facing the loss of $150 million in federal SNAP benefits starting Nov. 1, many Arizonans, including resident Christian Guerrero, are deeply concerned about securing food.