Tennessee House members passed a bill this spring directing the state government to seek a first-of-its-kind federal waiver ...
Tenn. SNAP recipients will face new restrictions on candy, soft drinks and sugary processed foods starting July 2026 and it's ...
Experts report that SNAP recipients could lose their benefits in 2027 if a cost-sharing law goes into effect as planned.
According to the Food and Nutrition Service, over 711,000 Tennesseans receive SNAP benefits.
Starting in 2026, Tennesseans on SNAP will no longer be able to use their benefits to buy sodas or some other high-calorie ...
The USDA approves Tennessee's SNAP waiver to shrink candy and sugary drinks in 2026.
Starting in 2026, people using SNAP will not be able to pay for some sodas or sweets using their benefits because of a waiver ...
The USDA has approved Tennessee’s request for a two-year junk food ban under SNAP, blocking purchases of items like soda, ...
Starting in 2026, Tennesseans on SNAP will no longer be able to use their benefits to buy sodas or some other high-calorie ...
Hawaii, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Virginia and Tennessee are joining 12 other states in adding waivers that will redefine what types of food can be purchased with SNAP dollars in 2026.
Now that the longest shutdown in U.S. government history has ended, the SNAP will resume funding in Tennessee.
The federal government has approved a waiver banning soda and candy while expanding access to hot prepared food.