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Reynolds says in an effort to save money, lawmakers are in talks to remove soda and candy from the benefits. In turn, Reynolds says this would also hopefully improve health and lower what the state ...

States will pay a larger share of the food assistance program that served an average of 752,000 Alabamians last year.

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Sen. Orr said that candy is fueling health problems for some Alabamians. He said that’s why the state should remove candy and soda from the list of items that can be bought using SNAP benefits.

Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) said he's drafting a bill that would keep SNAP recipients from buying candy. He said it's about the health of our state, but others largely disagree.

The health system has submitted a letter of intent to the State of Alabama and intends to formally apply for a certificate of need later this summer.