Researchers from the University of Houston said Houstonians living in low-income and urban neighborhoods are at a higher risk of contracting gastrointestinal illnesses, possibly linked to the lettuce they purchase from grocery stores in their community.

HOUSTON Dont let your produce go to waste! If you find yourself throwing out tons of produce week after week, because its not staying fresh, youre probably not storing it correctly. Luckily, were sharing simple tricks to help you get the most out of your next grocery trip. Lifestyle and parenting expert, Sherri French has the solutions to help us cut back on food waste and save money. Keeping Produce Fresh Tips

HOUSTON – Health officials are urging everyone to stay home and stay healthy, even limiting trips to the grocery store. But buying enough food for your family to last more than a week is difficult. We eat perishables like produce, bread and milk and feel like we need to replenish them weekly. If your family can eat a loaf or two of bread a week, buy several and freeze them. Back in your produce drawer, you can freeze that broccoli and cabbage for up to one year.