SAN ANTONIO – Food banks across Texas are raising the alarm over a federal policy change that could force the state to pay hundreds of millions of dollars for food assistance benefits or risk leaving millions of Texans without access to food

Alexandra Thompson and her husband both work full time, but the cost of groceries and other daily essentials like gas have risen so much that they’ve maxed out their credit cards and are buying only what they can afford each week with cash

Food manufacturers may have to start disclosing to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration the ingredients they determine to be safe for consumption, according to an announcement made today by the Department of Health and Human Services

The“Risky or Not” podcastis billed as being “a short podcast about everyday risks from germs,” and it’s a way to stay informed about the latest outbreaks of foodborne illness

NOVI – British social media sensations Josh & Jase are getting ready to wrap up their summer tour of Michigan

It may feel like just yesterday you were scavenging through storage for your summer clothes, swapping heavy knits for breezy crochet and linen. Somehow, though, August is well underway, and the season is almost in the rearview mirror — emphasis on almost. Before switching gears to full fall mode, seize every last opportunity to embrace…