As many families see their SNAP benefits run dry during the ongoing government shutdown, some local businesses in Roseville ...

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

In a written statement, the Arizona Attorney General's office said USDA’s $5 billion emergency fund will not be able to cover the full SNAP costs for all 50 states in November.

The U.S. House has not met for legislative business in more than six weeks, while U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S ...

With only a dozen or so stores scattered throughout the Navajo Nation, buying groceries is already a daily struggle. But letting benefits lapse could make their dilemma much worse.

Here’s how some, albeit far from all, Latter-day Saint leaders of congregations are preparing to help those impacted by loss ...

A grandmother and three of her grandchildren slept in her vehicle to ensure they would have food in the morning.

Arizonans who donate to qualifying charitable organizations, like St. Mary’s and the Arizona Food Bank Network, can receive a tax credit on their state tax return. Residents can get up to $495 for ...

Here’s what SNAP benefits are, who funds them, the average amount that participants will be missing next month and some food assistance resources.

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