Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Maricopa.
DoorDash and Gopuff will offer free meals, grocery credits, and waived fees to SNAP recipients starting Nov.
1 to help low-income Arizonans amid the federal shutdown that may cut food benefits. Gopuff will provide two $25 credits at separate times while DoorDash will waive fees for up to 300,000 orders and donate meals—steps intended to fill the gap in federal assistance.
Maricopa students and their families can lower college costs by applying for scholarships and grants through programs such as Arizona Promise + AzLEAP.
They are urged to complete the FAFSA, use resources like College Depot at the Burton Barr Library, and meet school deadlines for the best chance at receiving aid.
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced $1.8 million to help hundreds of thousands of Maricopa residents facing a planned SNAP shutdown — the funding marks her first step to ease financial hardships for those affected.
The allocated funds aim to provide critical early relief as the support process unfolds.
Nissan Pop-up Dealership Event
10 a.m. — Duke's Roadhouse — Free entry — Experience the thrill of test drives and enjoy live music with food at Nissan's first-ever pop-up dealership.
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