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Sugary Drinks, Candy, Rotisserie Chicken: How Nevada Wants to Change SNAP Rules

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) · Nevada

Sugary Drinks, Candy, Rotisserie Chicken: How Nevada Wants to Change SNAP Rules

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

Nevada is working on waivers to SNAP benefit rules to dump sugary drinks, energy drinks and candy that's 100% sugar. It's all part of an effort to try to get people to eat healthier.See the Story

Indiana Sets Record with Highest High School Graduation Rate

Education · Indianapolis

Indiana Sets Record with Highest High School Graduation Rate

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

Indiana’s high school graduation rate hits a record 92% in 2025, with gains across all student groups.See the Story

Student Cell Phone Bill Advances

Mobile Phones · Indiana

Student Cell Phone Bill Advances

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(Statehouse) – Students across Indiana could be prohibited from having cell phones during the school day if Senate Bill 78 becomes law. The measure passed the Senate Education Committee this week and is heading to the full Senate for consideration. A similar bill filed last year had some momentum in initial hearings but died in committee. This year’s legislation calls for banning students from having cell phones and smart watches on them during t See the Story

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