SNAP

At a Wednesday roundtable discussion at Dakotafest in Mitchell, South Dakota’s three members of Congress discussed policy concerns and the political realities of the 2023 bill.

The bill would allow elderly, disabled and homeless SNAP recipients to buy discounted prepared food at restaurants, delis and grocery stores.

SDSU Extension is piloting a program that encourages low-income families to buy fresh produce at local farmer’s markets. The program is called Double Up…

In The Moment ... April 24, 2019 Show 561 Hour 2Representative Dusty Johnson recently made a trip the the U.S./Mexico border and South Dakota journalists…

In the Moment ... January 22, 2019 Show 499 Hour 1South Dakota's more than 93,250 SNAP recipients received their February 10 payment on January 20.…