State lawmakers are taking up a bill aimed at helping Oklahoma families put food on the table during the summer break.
Oklahoma implemented a new SNAP policy eliminating the purchase of candy and soft drinks with benefits, aimed at promoting ...
Alabama lawmakers are considering stricter limits on which food items can be purchased with an EBT card. Legislation from Sen. Arthur Orr would stop Alabama residents from buying candy and soda with ...
South Dakota's proposed HB 1056 soda ban for SNAP food stamp benefits would cost taxpayers $310,000 in the first two years, according to a new fiscal impact statement.
Discover the impact of recent SNAP cuts on vulnerable communities and the call for building local food systems for long-term stability.
Oklahomans on the state’s food assistance program are now prohibited from purchasing junk food, as part of the SNAP Healthy Foods Waiver initiative to promote healthier food choices and ...
Oklahoma SNAP users can no longer buy candy, soda and other sugary items with benefits as new health-focused restrictions take effect.
Other states use case numbers to determine payment dates. In Alabama, SNAP benefits are issued according to the last two digits of a recipient’s case number, with those ending in 01 paid earlier in ...
Snap expects Q1 2026 revenue between $1.5 billion and $1.53 billion. Adjusted EBITDA is projected at $170–$190 million. The company also plans to launch new Specs AR glasses in 2026 to tap rising ...
Under the new rules, certain high-sugar or low-nutrition items will no longer be eligible for purchase. In Idaho and Oklahoma, restrictions on purchasing soda and candy take effect on February 15.
The bill would also tackle some of the governor’s and Republicans’ other priorities, like making ivermectin more accessible and removing food dyes from Iowa school meals.
Wildcats snap a four‑game skid with their first road win in Omaha since 2023, taking down Creighton in a key Big East matchup ...
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