"By removing this, you're getting kids back being healthy," Austin Metzler said. Metzler and his five-year-old son Liam have relied on SNAP benefits for several years. They get $170 a month for milk, ...

KENTUCKY WAS AT RISK OF LOSING ACCESS TO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN FUNDING. INDIANA SNAP RECIPIENTS WILL SEE SOME CHANGES IN THE NEW YEAR. STARTING JANUARY 1ST, YOU’LL NO LONGER BE ABLE TO BUY ANY SUGARY ...

(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — Beginning Jan. 1, more than half a million low-income Indiana residents won’t be able to use government food assistance to buy sugary drinks or candy. And state officials ...

Indiana is delaying the distribution of November’s federal food assistance to eligible Hoosiers by approximately one week because the state needs more time to calculate the reduced amounts. Looking ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Indiana families who use SNAP benefits will be faced with changes beginning in 2026. According to the Family and Social Services Administration, SNAP benefits can no longer be used ...

Starting Jan. 1, 2026, Indiana will no longer allow SNAP benefits to buy sugary drinks or candy, aiming to promote healthier choices and improve Hoosier health. Donald Trump’s approval rating hits ...

Starting Jan. 1, those using Indiana’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to buy food will no longer be allowed to use the funds for sugary drinks and candy. The new effort, called Smart SNAP, ...

After a rough 20-point loss at Illinois State, the Indiana State men’s basketball team will look to bounce back Monday against a hot Belmont team in another Missouri Valley Conference contest. Tipoff ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Emergency rooms across central Indiana are seeing cold-related injuries including frostbite. Health professionals say frostbite happens when skin and underlying tissues freeze, ...

As 2026 fast approaches, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiaries will likely experience changes to their benefits. The White House has made several changes to SNAP over the ...

(NEXSTAR) – Six more states are adding restrictions to what SNAP beneficiaries can buy with their monthly benefits, the federal government announced this week. Hawaii, Missouri, North Dakota, South ...