Some workers are taking gig jobs and others are substitute teaching, while others cancel vacations, defer bills and spend savings.

The federal government shutdown is already hitting home for thousands of Minnesotans. From postponed paychecks, to closed national parks, the fallout is growing.

The Agriculture Department said it can't use contingency funds to pay for SNAP benefits, contradicting earlier guidance that the money was available.

Minnesota’s two U.S. senators voted against a Republican budget measure Tuesday night, while GOP members of the delegation laid the blame on Democrats.

From SNAP benefits to utility assistance, Minnesotans are bracing for a lack of food and money to pay their bills if federal funding remains on hold.

The government shutdown has delayed Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program benefits for thousands of Minnesota households needing help with utility bills.