SNAP Benefits

Big changes are coming to SNAP benefits in Texas starting April 1. Lone Star Card users will no longer be able to purchase candy, gum, or many sugary drinks with their benefits.

Texas is adding a few more items to their "do not buy" list and fans of sweets and candies aren't going to like it. Even some fruits and nuts are no longer allowed.

Even as times feel harder for many families, East Texans are showing what real love looks like—helping neighbors, feeding families, and finding ways to lift one another up.

A new proposal could shake up how Texas families qualify for SNAP. If passed, parents of kids over 7 may face stricter work rules—unless one stays home.

A bill has passed the Senate in Texas to ban junk food from SNAP benefits and Governor Abbott signed off.

A new scam has been reported in Texas, and it's going after an important benefit for many in the state.

For those using SNAP benefits in the Lone Star State, renewal policies are soon to undergo adjustments.

  Imagine being able to use your SNAP card at Texas Roadhouse or even Whataburger. Could a new program introduced by SNAP allow Texans to use their SNAP card at their favorite restaurants? According to the USDA - RMP is an initiative that allows low-income households with seniors disabled or homeless members to use their benefits to purchase discounted meals from authorizing restaurants. SN... Rea

Texas SNAP Food benefits continue to help feed families during these difficult times. Here's what you need to know.

With each passing day, the shutdown impacts the livelihoods of the poorest Americans more.