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Soft drinks, candy removed from Indiana SNAP benefits

The governor's office says children on SNAP benefits consume 43% more soft drinks than non-SNAP recipients on similar incomes.

MyWabashValley.com on MSN · 3h

USDA signs Indiana SNAP waiver, removing soft drinks, candy from state program

A waiver has been signed at the federal level to remove soft drinks and candy from being eligible as part of Indiana’s SNAP program. According to a news release from the office of Indiana Gov. Mike Braun,

The Journal Gazette · 1h

Feds approve Indiana ban on soda, candy from SNAP purchases

Hoosiers will no longer be allowed to buy candy and soda using taxpayer-funded food assistance, making Indiana the first state to receive a federal waiver for the restriction.

Hoosier Ag Today17h

Governor Braun Signs Bill Requiring Schools Provide Excused Absences for Indiana FFA, 4-H Events

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has signed a bill into law that requires schools to provide excused absences for students taking ...

Indiana Public Media5h

Indiana sex ed law adds more parental oversight, consent lessons and fetal imagery

The law keeps Indiana’s long-standing emphasis on abstinence-only education. Teachers are told to tell students that the only ...

Eyewitness News (WEHT/WTVW) on MSN8d

Governor Mike Braun says IN doesn’t have enough electricity

Indiana Governor Mike Braun says Indiana doesn’t have enough electricity. At an investment forum this week, Gov. Braun said ...

The Times of Northwest Indiana6h

Leader of Indiana utility oversight panel stepping down in January

"It is with a grateful heart that I announce my intent to retire from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission in January 2026," said Chairman Jim Huston.

Indiana could cut hundreds of college degree programs. Will it decrease college-going rates?

An IndyStar analysis of publicly available data shows that hundreds of programs are at risk of elimination. The proposal never got a hearing.

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Indiana University closes DEI office to comply with Trump-inspired mandates

IU did not answer IndyStar questions regarding potential layoffs, dismantled programs and the status of scholarships.

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