Food in Transit, launched in 2018 at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center in downtown Indianapolis, allows transit riders to connect with fresh, local produce at low prices.

Enhanced federal benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, SNAP, have been in place since the start of the pandemic. They will end on June 1.

A series of conversations are underway for Indianapolis residents to engage in food system solutions with the new Indy Community Food Access Coalition.

Gleaners Food Bank recently launched a video series offering an inside look at food insecurity and the work the organization does to address the issue.

A new report from Indy Hunger Network found 25 percent of people in Indianapolis struggled to get enough food this year. That's improved from a pandemic high of 28 percent in 2020.

A local food insecurity services agency is saying goodbye to its longtime CEO. Jennifer Vigran is stepping down after more than 20 years of service with Second Helpings.

Mayor Joe Hogsett joined members of the Office of Public Health and Safety Board Thursday morning to show support for Soul Food Project, a nonprofit designed to fight food insecurity.

Gleaners Food Bank of Central Indiana has re-opened its doors to in-person shoppers for the first time in eighteen months.

The meal program called Summer Servings offers free, nutritious meals to children 18 and younger during the summer months.

According to a study from the College & University Food Bank Alliance (CUFBA), nearly 30 percent of students across the country experience food insecurity while on campus.