The lawsuit accuses H-E-B and TK Elevator of negligence, gross negligence, and premises liability. Recommended Videos The incident happened on March 30, 2024, when the girl was shopping with her ...

Soon, H-E-B shoppers can use this technology at all lanes -including self-checkout- and at any of the company's restaurants, such as Main Streat Food Hall & Bar in Austin or True Texas BBQ.

Some H-E-B frozen chicken products and salads are part of a recall involving nearly 10 million pounds of meat that might be contaminated with listeria, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

According to the Food Safety and Inspection Service, the recalled products have the numbers "51205 or P-51205" inside or under the USDA mark of inspection. The list includes three H-E-B products ...

One H-E-B customer alleges the Texas grocer wasn't being honest when it claimed its Hill Country Fare Fruit & Grain Cereal Bars were "naturally flavored." In a potential class action lawsuit ...

store leader for the Wadley HEB in Midland. But these deliveries are more than just to drop off food to these seniors. They also act as a means of performing welfare checks on them and also as a ...

FORNEY, Texas — H-E-B is set to start construction this month on a new location in Forney, the company said in a press release. The grocery chain will open a nearly 140,000-square-foot store at ...

The massive meat recall announced Oct. 9 involves BrucePac, a meat processing plant in Durant, Oklahoma, that distributed nearly 10 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products potentially ...

SAN ANTONIO — Customers have been asking for it and H-E-B has taken notice. Starting on Monday, October 7, everybody's favorite grocery store will begin a phased rollout that will add digital ...

Heads up if you recently bought a few frozen items at H-E-B. On Wednesday ... According to the Food Safety and Inspection Service, the products being recalled have establishment numbers "51205 ...

H-E-B store at 20725 TX-46 in Spring Branch. (Google Maps) HOUSTON – Imagine you’re at the checkout line, ready to pay for your groceries, when you realize—you’ve left your card at home.