SNAP benefits in Tennessee could lapse Nov. 1 due to the federal shutdown. Over 690,000 residents rely on the federally funded program.

A primary difference between WIC and SNAP is that the Women, Infants and Children program provides more than just food.

Middle Tennessee families could lose SNAP benefits as federal funding remains uncertain leaving Tennesseans worried about ...

"Tennessee is unable to utilize state dollars to provide the benefit, as states do not have a mechanism to load benefits onto ...

Republican Iowa U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks has introduced legislation to fund federal food assistance that is ...

The Mississippi Department of Human Services has reportedly not received information on when benefits will resume.

With the federal government shutdown now underway, some Tennessee families are worried about the possibility of losing access ...

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee warned SNAP recipients of potential benefit disruptions due to the federal shutdown.

Families who rely on federal nutrition assistance in both Tennessee and Georgia could see their benefits temporarily halted ...

The call for a special session comes after some of the state’s Democrats requested that Gov. Lee allow the state to tap into ...

Recipients of SNAP benefits could soon face difficulties accessing food if the government shutdown continues into November.

Gov. Bill Lee won’t dip into the state’s $2.1 billion Rainy Day Fund to back Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) ...