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Air travel, SNAP operations won't be back immediately after government reopens
Officials say it will likely take days for flight schedules to return to normal after the government reopens, and it's still unclear when the millions who rely on food stamps will receive them.
Local food pantry gives back on Veteran's Day
The After Market Food Pantry opened up on Veteran's Day, a holiday they're normally closed, to help the community in need
Market in Historic Westside feeling the pinch of ongoing government shutdown
At Mario's West Side Market in Las Vegas, both shoppers and the store owner are grappling with the cascading effects of delayed government benefits and reduced income.
Flight cuts hit Las Vegas travelers hard as FAA reduces capacity nationwide
The Federal Aviation Administration cut flight capacity by 10 percent at 40 major airports nationwide on Friday, including Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.
