On May 1, new requirements go into effect for certain people attempting to get SNAP benefits.
Some believe this could leave thousands without benefits, but the Illinois Department of Human Services is working to hire more employees to help people access SNAP.
Advocates across the state were in Springfield Tuesday, calling on state lawmakers to save SNAP benefits for nearly 2 million Illinoisans.
Illinois Senate Democrats hope to tackle SNAP benefit fraud by requiring the state to use smart chip cards instead of traditional EBT cards.
On Feb. 1, a group of SNAP recipients will have to complete an extra step to stay eligible for benefits.
Changes to SNAP benefits are less than a week away, and federal changes mean many Illinoisans with qualifying status will change Feb. 1.
The Kroger Company launched its Verified Savings Program that provides a 20% discount on fresh fruits and vegetables to recipients of various …
The Kroger Company launched its Verified Savings Program that provides a 20% discount on fresh fruits and vegetables to recipients of various government assistance programs, including SNAP, WIC and Medicaid.