Gov. Hobbs announces additional $1.8M for Arizonans needing food
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced an additional $1.8 million in funding to support residents impacted by the federal government shutdown and disruption to SNAP benefits.
Arizona SNAP benefits restored after Gov. Hobbs demands 'swift action'
Gov. Katie Hobbs says Arizonans are beginning to see their SNAP benefits being paid in full on Friday, Nov. 7. Here's what we know.
SNAP benefits pause: Gov. Hobbs considers options
One of the issues resulting from the ongoing federal government shutdown revolves around SNAP benefits not being paid in full, but that could be changing soon. FOX 10's Dominique Newland reports.
New program allows AZ residents to get discounted prescription drugs
A new program launched by Gov. Katie Hobbs allows Arizona residents to save up to 80% on some prescription drugs, as part of her efforts to lower costs.
Gov. Hobbs launches prescription drug discount cards
Gov. Hobbs launched the AZRx initiative to help residents save money on prescription drugs through the free ArrayRx discount card.
Arizona man relying on SNAP faces uncertainty as benefits set to expire
Facing the loss of $150 million in federal SNAP benefits starting Nov. 1, many Arizonans, including resident Christian Guerrero, are deeply concerned about securing food.
SNAP: AZ Gov. Katie Hobbs lays blame for benefits pause on President Trump
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is blaming President Donald Trump for the looming SNAP benefits pause. "There are contingency funds specifically for this purpose, and he should release those funds so that people aren't hungry," the governor said. "Instead, he's choosing to use them as leverage."
SNAP: AZ Gov. Hobbs visits Phoenix food bank
As fallout from the looming pause in SNAP food assistance benefits continues to accumulate, the demand for food bank services is also increasing. On Oct. 30, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs toured one of the biggest food bank in Arizona, and FOX 10's Brian Webb has more on the visit.
AZ Senator, politicians respond to looming SNAP shutdown
Arizona politicians are reacting to the Trump administration's announcement that they would not use available funds to continue SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits in November.
Arizona governor claims Trump is halting funds as political leverage
Gov. Katie Hobbs is urging the federal government to release $6 billion in SNAP contingency funds to help Arizonans during the government shutdown.
Katie Hobbs: Arizona governor announces reelection campaign
"From cutting taxes for middle-class families and lowering the cost of childcare to deploying the National Guard to secure our border, I'm proud of what we've accomplished over the past three years to put Arizona first," Hobbs said in a video released on Oct. 8.
Gov. Hobbs: Arizona will not fund national parks during government shutdown
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Arizona will not pay to keep national parks fully operational during the federal government shutdown, a decision that comes as a new blow to businesses near the Grand Canyon still recovering from a major wildfire.
Pornhub to block Arizona access due to new age verification law
Pornhub, one of the world's largest adult content websites, is blocking access for users in Arizona. This comes as a new state law, House Bill 2112, takes effect Sept. 26. Arizona is now among two dozen states with similar age verification legislation.
Timber Mesa firefighters mourned after tragic crash on State Route 260
A tragic head-on collision on State Route 260 killed two young firefighters, Brenna Kulikowski and Damon Thompson. A hero's procession honored the fallen firefighters, and Arizona officials and community members are mourning their loss and showing support.
Scottsdale City Council takes legal action against state over Axon HQ
The Scottsdale City Council voted 6-1 to sue the state of Arizona to block Axon from building a new headquarters. The city filed a notice of claim to stop the company's development of 74 acres near Hayden Road and Loop 101.
