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.
Nevada health officials outline Medicaid support amid Hawk Fire disruptions in Washoe County.
Nevada extends the deadline for eligible SNAP recipients who lost food in wildfires and related outages.
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada announces a new SNAP assistance walk-in site in Sparks that is open two days per week.
Catholic Charities says 3,000+ local SNAP recipients were disqualified after work requirements took effect on Sunday.
Approximately 44,700 Nevadans who receive SNAP benefits will lose eligibility effective March 1 for not meeting required activities.
On Monday, the Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada opened the William N. Pennington Center Smart Start in Carson City.
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.
Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada's WIC program needs the community's support as it sees an increasing number of applicants.