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Nevada residents who lost food purchased with SNAP benefits because of the Bug, Fred, Stallion or Hawk fires—or related power outages—have until Sept. 7 to request replacement benefits.
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The number of people receiving SNAP food aid has fallen more than 13% in a year as changes to the biggest U.S. food aid program start to kick in.
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Nevada extends the deadline for eligible SNAP recipients who lost food in wildfires and related outages.
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On Tuesday, the Nevada Legislative Joint Interim Committee on Health and Human Services heard how impacts from the president's Big Beautiful Bill will continue to affect Nevada in the coming years.
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A statewide benefits investigation has revealed an alleged fraud scheme that continues to grow.
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The Food Bank of Northern Nevada announces a new SNAP assistance walk-in site in Sparks that is open two days per week.
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ABAWD participants are required to complete 20 hours per week of qualifying work activities.
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Catholic Charities says 3,000+ local SNAP recipients were disqualified after work requirements took effect on Sunday.
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Approximately 44,700 Nevadans who receive SNAP benefits will lose eligibility effective March 1 for not meeting required activities.
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Almost 45,000 Nevadans could lose SNAP benefits on March 1, according to the Nevada Department of Social Services.