FDA warns risks of using TRUE METRIX blood glucose monitoring system
April 28, 2026 BULLETIN The FDA identified the February 2026 recall for TRUE METRIX Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems as a Class I recall, the most serious type of recall. …
Aldine Education Foundation hands out 2025-2026 scholarship awards in ceremony
By Jermani Atkinson / AEF Director ALDINE — The Aldine Education Foundation held its 2025–2026 Scholarship Awards Ceremony on Friday, April 18, at the M.O. Campbell Educational Center, …
Abbott visits Crosby to promote Texas Jobs Council, tour IUOE training center
By David Taylor / Managing Editor CROSBY — Gov. Greg Abbott visited Crosby Thursday to spotlight the new Texas Jobs Council and tour the International Training & Education Center, …
San Jacinto reenactment draws crowds, highlights Texas’ fight for independence
By David Taylor / Managing Editor LA PORTE — Musket fire cracked across the grounds near the San Jacinto Monument on Saturday as cannons boomed and reenactors surged through …
Long-awaited cancer data released after years of community pressure
By David Taylor / Managing editor After more than a year of repeated requests and more than a decade of community advocacy, Harris County officials have released long‑awaited, localized …
Beltway 8 ship channel bridge named for STEM pioneer Tapia
National Medal of Science recipient and Rice University professor recognized for decades of leadership in STEM education and mentorship By David Taylor / Managing Editor HARRIS COUNTY, TX …
AISD job fair focused on critical teaching shortages
By David Taylor / Managing Editor Aldine Independent School District personnel spent their Saturday hosting an annual job fair at Davis High School drawing hundreds of job seekers eager …
Rep. Armando Walle presents checks to support critical water line improvements
By David Taylor / Managing Editor HOUSTON — State Rep. Armando Walle on Saturday presented checks to the Airline Improvement District for $6 million and the Sunbelt Water District …
Northeast Trail Ride brings living history to area students
By David Taylor / Managing Editor For a few days each year, the rhythm of modern life in east Harris County slows to the steady cadence of hooves, wagon …