Hunger/Food/Nutrition
Monday, May 12, 2025
Tax hikes for rich Arkansans could save federal programs
As reports show the Trump administration is considering raising taxes on wealthy Arkansans to pay for its priorities, a new study from American …
Monday, May 12, 2025
Salem 'snack-in' calls for food benefits for all OR children
Families gathered at the Oregon State Capitol for what they called a "snack-in" last week to call attention to child hunger across Oregon. …
Monday, May 12, 2025
Bill would allow SNAP recipients to seek paid job training without losing benefits
A new bill in the U.S. House of Representatives could make it easier for people to get job training while they're receiving federal food assistance…
For MN, SNAP benefits reach farmers markets, other parts of economy
Congressional Republicans are poised to move forward with a proposal that would bring major cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program…
Community leaders in MO take action amid threats to SNAP benefits
As the national debate intensifies over cuts to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance benefits and school meal funding, Missouri food system leaders are …
Federal cuts to food assistance would hit many Oregonians
Groups fighting hunger in Oregon are urging residents to speak up if they are concerned about the cuts Congress could make to food, health care and …
New Mexico job training program returns to lift all boats
New Mexico's Roadrunner Food Bank is again offering job training after its program was temporarily suspended during the COVID pandemic. Teresa …
Ohio families left waiting as child tax credit stalls
A refundable child tax credit aimed at helping families with young children was proposed in Gov. DeWine's budget but was stripped out by the Ohio …
Health experts teach Marylanders to keep grills safe this summer
That unmistakable smell of hamburgers or steak on outdoor grills will soon be making its way through Maryland neighborhoods. With weather warming up…
WA food pantries implement new policies to provide healthy nutrition
Research shows people experiencing food insecurity often suffer from chronic health conditions due to a lack of proper nutrition. Now, a group of …
FL tomato industry enters new era as U.S.-Mexico trade agreement ends
The Florida tomato industry is stepping into uncharted territory following the termination of a decades old trade agreement with Mexico, marking what …
Tennessee farmers, consumers expected to feel Trump's tariffs
By Seth Millstein for Sentient.Broadcast version by Danielle Smith for Tennessee News Service reporting for the Sentient-Public News Service Collabora…