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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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On Monday, the Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada opened the William N. Pennington Center Smart Start in Carson City.
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Typically, benefits are staggered over the first 10 days of the month; however, all benefits were issued on Wednesday.
The Nevada Health Centers' Mammovan will be making stops throughout Northern Nevada this month.
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Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada's WIC program needs the community's support as it sees an increasing number of applicants.
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On day 24 of the government shutdown, people in northern Nevada are concerned about the future of benefits such as SNAP and WIC.
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The Social Security cost-of-living increase will go up by 2.8% in 2026, which translates to an average increase of more than $56 for retirees …
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The delayed COLA announcement comes as the national social insurance plan faces a severe financial shortfall in the coming years.
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Nevada WIC stays open and benefits remain active for families during the federal government shutdown.