The first-in-the-nation TennCare diaper program is ending. With costs rising, many parents may be left scrambling for help.

Today, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee marked the close of his final legislative session, which includes the successful passage of his $58.3 billion budget focused on strategic investments to strengthen ...

Tennessee's TennCare free diaper pilot program will end in 2027. Local nonprofits are bracing for a surge in demand to help ...

The end of Tennessee's diaper assistance program is sparking concern as economic pressures grow and community resources are ...

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On Tuesday, a Nashville maternal-fetal medicine specialist joined a national expert committee that released a consensus ...

It looks like Tennessee's free diaper program will be ending next year.

Tennessee's $58 billion budget for fiscal year 2027 includes an increase in starting teacher pay to $50,000 and $112 million ...

Two years ago, Tennessee became the first state to offer two years' worth of free diapers for low-income mothers. Now the ...

Tennessee school districts could see $83.7 million less as changes to federal feeding programs cut hundreds of students from ...

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