South Carolina is expected to join the 12 other states that restrict junk food from being purchased with federal food ...

South Carolina is considering joining a growing number of states that restrict the types of food and beverages that can be ...

The order will be issued in the next few days and will prohibit SNAP beneficiaries from purchasing certain food items.

When South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announced changes to SNAP rules weeks ago, it looked like he was going to sign the ...

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster's office says they plan to join a growing number of states preventing SNAP benefits from ...

South Carolina Rep. Stephen Frank believes Gov. Henry McMaster's plan to place "common sense limits" on purchases made using ...

Waivers have already been approved in a dozen states ban unhealthy foods from being bought using SNAP benefits.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announced plans to limit what beneficiaries can purchase through the Supplemental ...

It’s called the South Carolina SNAP Nutrition Integrity Act. 7 out of the 8 sponsors are from the Upstate. The lead sponsor is Stephen Frank from Greenville. Fox Carolina took an in-depth look ...

According to the USDA, South Carolina’s SNAP participation is more than 558,000 individuals, more than 259,000 households, and totals $855 million annually in federal benefits.

More than 308,000 households, representing more than 626,000 clients, are currently receiving SNAP in South Carolina as of November 2022. More news: New taco joint to open in Greenville ...

The emergency SNAP allotments were issued to authorized South Carolinians to offset issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. “January 2023 has been approved by the United States ...