Federal lawmakers continue to be at an impasse over funding the government, including a vital antipoverty program that feeds millions of

Seniors and families already struggling to make ends meet may be forced to stretch their dollar even further due to the government shutdown.

More than 260,000 households throughout the state may not receive the needed food assistance on its usual schedule.

As the Nov. 1 expiration deadline for the country’s SNAP approaches, Georgia seniors in particular are starting to get a little worried.

The DeSantis administration is warning nearly 3 million Floridians who rely on federal food assistance that their benefits won’t be available in November due to the federal government shutdown.  “If the federal government shutdown continues into November,

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