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Health leaders praise Minnesota's policy ensuring free nutritious meals for all students.

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System says its Community Eligibility Program (CEP) made lunch free for all students last year, boosting participation and removing socioeconomic stigma — while staff focus on meal quality to keep students choosing school meals.

More than 6,500 Mesa County children face chronic hunger — an increase of 14% from the previous report. But it’s based on 2024 data, which means the numbers don’t reflect the impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill which was signed into law in 2025. An analysis from the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities shows that 27,486 fewer Coloradans have SNAP benefits as a result of the law, which cut billions from the federal government’s food assistance program. The legislation reduces Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding by roughly 20% over the next decade. It also expanded work requirements to maintain eligibility and enacted changes to how benefits are calculated so that even for those who remain eligible, the amount of aid received is reduced. An eye-popping 64% of the county’s resident are SNAP eligible — or were at the time Feeding America compiled its numbers. But not everyone who is eligible actually enrolls in the program. As the Sentinel’s Jace DiCola reported, there are about 22,000 Mesa County residents facing food insecurity. More than a third of them (nearly 8,000) earn above the SNAP eligibility threshold. The rate of food-insecure individuals ineligible for SNAP statewide is even higher, at...

Georgian protests escalate as government suspends EU accession talks amid fears of Russian influence.

Oak Forest schools will select 60 scholars for the childhood hunger initiative program.

Federal changes mean 55 Palm Beach schools lose automatic meal aid. Parents must now apply for free lunches.

The state Senate voted to concur in House amendments to gross substitute Senate Bill 6346 and then passed the measure after hours of debate over the bill's scope, inflation indexing, charitable and gambling deductions, and funding trade-offs including school meals and public defense. Vote: concurrence and final passage, 27–21–1.

United Way major gifts lead Dan Klug told the Moorhead City Council that recent local data show persistent needs — including 2,763 people diverted from homelessness and roughly 28,000 people living in poverty — and urged donations and volunteer support to expand services.

Vice Chair Geis’ PCS for HB 3,638 would create a revolving fund to support Summer EBT payments for SNAP‑eligible children in the summer months; the bill passed committee (tally 5–0). Sponsors estimated more than $50 million in benefits and about $120 per eligible child for summer months.

Jen Griffiths testifies for SB 13 promoting summer EBT to combat child food insecurity in Alaska.

Community partners support Bell Elementary and others with literacy and food initiatives.