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Expect These Grocery Items to Cost More in Louisiana in 2024

USDA researchers have determined that certain grocery items will cost Louisiana shoppers more this year than last year. Here's the list.

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Food insecurity climbs alongside inflation as federal nutrition assistance enhancements end

A notable uptick in food insecurity in the US in 2022 from the previous year is a “wake-up call” for federal and local governments to better fund and fully use federal nutrition assistance programs, all of which are at risk of being cut or restricted, warn government and public health advocates.

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Food insecurity climbs alongside inflation as federal nutrition assistance enhancements end

A notable uptick in food insecurity in the US in 2022 from the previous year is a “wake-up call” for federal and local governments to better fund and fully use federal nutrition assistance programs, all of which are at risk of being cut or restricted, warn government and public health advocates.

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Hoover council considers reducing city sales tax on groceries

A proposed ordinance would reduce the Hoover portion of the sales tax on groceries from 3.5% to 3%.

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Hoover council OKs Fire Department statewide mutual aid in emergencies

Hoover will participate in a new formal agreement created by the Alabama Association of Fire Chiefs

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