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Arizona food banks brace for surge

How Arizona food banks are preparing for the SNAP food aid pause

The federal government shutdown threatens to halt SNAP food assistance benefits for nearly half a million Arizona households.

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Arizona food banks brace for surge as SNAP benefits expire Saturday

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'We will not turn people away': With food stamps threatened, Arizona food bank braces for demand surge as shutdown continues

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New York declares state of emergency to fund food banks as federal food aid set to lapse

New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Thursday declared a state of emergency to issue $65 million for assistance to food banks as federal funding for the national food stamp program is set to lapse on No...

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Federal government shutdown threatens SNAP food aid as several states scramble to help

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Food aid at risk of expiring as effort to fund SNAP benefits fails in Senate

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State can’t fund SNAP directly during shutdown; WV food banks need more money, Democrats say

Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced this week he plans to give up to $13 million in state dollars to food banks and called on residents to match the contribution.

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Judge considers demand to force the government to keep funding SNAP food aid despite the shutdown

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SNAP recipients concerned shutdown will cut off critical ‘lifeline’ for food

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Cardinals Brace for Dak, Lamb & Cowboys’ Explosive Offense Monday Night

Cardinals face a brutal Monday night test as Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and the Cowboys’ high-powered offense threaten to overwhelm Arizona’s defense.

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“Hoover Doom:” Arizona utilities brace for diminished hydropower as Colorado River dams face critical shortfalls

This story was produced by Circle of Blue, in partnership with The Water Desk at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Center for Environmental Journalism.

AZFamily

Ground stop ends for Phoenix Sky Harbor as Arizona braces for wet weekend

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The hardest rainfall hasn’t even hit the Valley yet but the weather is already impacting travel on Thursday. A ground stop was issued for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport for flights heading to the airport due to rain.

Yahoo

More showers expected in the Valley for Sunday and Monday

Since midnight many cities in the Valley have seen over a half an inch of rain and some spots over three quarters of an inch and we are not done with the rain yet! As Arizona braces for days of rain, flooding and storms as the remnants of two tropical ...

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Cowboys Have Options as Quarterback Woes Continue

The Oklahoma State Cowboys, reeling at 1-4 after a 41-13 drubbing by Arizona, brace for a make-or-break Big 12 home tilt against the Houston Cougars this week. Their passing game has been virtually non-existent this season, and things aren't looking very ...