● SAN ANTONIO · 3 animals found dead inside vehicle at downtown parking lot, ACS says● COLLEGE STATION · Pro Boxer Hannah Rapp killed in Brazos County bicycle crash● HOUSTON · Suspect in 2 brutal attacks completed mental health diversion program before arrest, records show● CYPRESSWOOD · Surveillance shows man minutes before allegedly setting Cypresswood apartment on fire that killed his brother● BRYAN · Community rallies behind Hannah Rapp, pushes for "Hannah's Law" after boxer's death● LUBBOCK · Lubbock County compensation study shows mixed results, as budget workshops continue● SAGINAW · Saginaw man pleads guilty for role in fatal fentanyl overdose● DALLAS · Stewart, Ionescu lift Liberty past Wings in OT to halt fourgame skid● SAN ANTONIO · 3 animals found dead inside vehicle at downtown parking lot, ACS says● COLLEGE STATION · Pro Boxer Hannah Rapp killed in Brazos County bicycle crash● HOUSTON · Suspect in 2 brutal attacks completed mental health diversion program before arrest, records show● CYPRESSWOOD · Surveillance shows man minutes before allegedly setting Cypresswood apartment on fire that killed his brother● BRYAN · Community rallies behind Hannah Rapp, pushes for "Hannah's Law" after boxer's death● LUBBOCK · Lubbock County compensation study shows mixed results, as budget workshops continue● SAGINAW · Saginaw man pleads guilty for role in fatal fentanyl overdose● DALLAS · Stewart, Ionescu lift Liberty past Wings in OT to halt fourgame skid
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Cyclospora outbreak - what Houston-area shoppers need to know right now
The Houston area monitors cyclospora cases as the FDA investigates a multi-state outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce, with a previously positive sample test result determined to be a false positive.
By Bill Barajas, Meet the Team·11 hr ago
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The Houston area and its neighboring counties continue to monitor cyclospora cases as the FDA pulls back on part of its investigation into a multi-state outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce.
The agency says a Taylor Fresh Foods sample that initially tested positive turned out to be a false positive after a second review.
The FDA says it now has no confirmed positive product tests - but is still working to ensure recalled lettuce is off store shelves.
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