The general counsel for the Kansas Department for Children and Families said the agency needs greater assurances that USDA will not misuse the state's SNAP data before…

A coalition of groups representing state and local governments are asking Congress to approve a bipartisan "SNAP fix" after H.R. 1 imposed new requirements expected to strain…

Changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program brought about by H.R. 1 could mean millions or even billions of dollars of additional costs for states. The civic…

From federal accessibility requirements to emergency response upgrades, these six issues are likely to shape government technology decisions in the coming year.

While managing everyday demands, there were five stories that dominated the news for state tech offices throughout 2025.

State agencies managing the Women's, Infant, and Children's program are bracing themselves for a potentially sharp increase in demand as federal support for SNAP winds down.

As the government shutdown continues and with federal SNAP funding ceasing, states contend with technical, financial and policy adjustments.

Finding a "sugar daddy" is one option for state technology offices short on funds, suggested North Dakota's IT chief.

A federal judge blocked the Department of Agriculture from sharing the personal data of SNAP applicants in 21 states and Washington, D.C.

Code For America has published diagrams designed to aid states as they process safety net benefits under new work reporting rules.