LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — This week, the Arkansas Department of Human Services released a statement warning of possible delays or disruptions to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP , benefits.

Thousands of Arkansans could be impacted come November if the federal government shutdown continues.

The SNAP retail system could disallow purchases beginning November 1, even if someone has funds in their account, and the shutdown could also cause delays in processing applications or renewals.

To help families and individuals in need, the Arkansas Minority Health Commission, UAMS Culinary Medicine Teaching Kitchen, and partners are hosting a "No Cost" food market.

The market will feature no-cost groceries, as well as WIC assistance, health screenings, and there will also be a sign-u

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