Some big changes are coming to Indiana’s SNAP benefits program.Last week, the United States Department of Agriculture ...

Once the ban on candy and soda purchases with SNAP benefits goes into effect, not all candy will be banned. That's because of ...

Indiana is set to send the federal government the name, birth date, home address, Social Security number and dollar value of ...

Indiana is changing what Hoosiers can and can't get with their SNAP benefits. Among the top things Hoosiers will no longer be ...

(NEXSTAR) – On May 19, Nebraska became the first state in the country to obtain a waiver from the USDA to ban residents from purchasing sugary drinks with benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition ...

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Waiver grants flexibility by modifying specific USDA program rules, enabling states to administer SNAP program in different ...

Secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Brooke Rollins signed Indiana’s waiver to remove sugary soft drinks and candy from the taxpayer-funded nutrition assistance program, SNAP.

Secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Brooke Rollins signed Indiana’s waiver to remove candy and sugary soft drinks from the taxpayer-funded nutrition assistance program, SNAP.

About 600,000 people in Indiana used SNAP in 2022, according to federal data. The average monthly benefit is $162 per person. About 23% of the households receiving SNAP received income from wages ...