Fires, defective safety alarms and vehicle failures add to a growing list of recalls affecting millions of everyday products and autos.
Oysters harvested in Virginia and distributed around the country have caused dozens of illnesses and several hospitalizations.
Cars that may come to a dead stop at high speeds among three auto recalls; Amazon painkillers recalled; baby bath seat a drowning hazard.
A recall for frozen berries is impacting multiple states nationwide, including Maryland. Here's what residents need to know.
Peppers, cheese, frozen berries, pasta and salad dressing pulled from shelves over rodent, E. coli, listeria and salmonella concerns.
Recalls also include hand soap that may be contaminated with bacteria, electric blankets and heating pads responsible for dozens of burns.
Other food safety updates include mangoes that may be contaminated with salmonella and frozen berries with E. coli concerns.
Recalls have been issued or updated for frozen bars, dog food linked to illnesses, high-risk frozen berries, eye drops and vehicles.
Food safety concerns lead the latest recalls, along with millions of vehicles, attic ladders, climbing ropes, eye drops and other products.
Iceberg lettuce and jalapeños are at the center of two outbreaks as cyclosporiasis cases climb in Georgia.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
The FDA issued a Class II voluntary recall for the eyedrops, which were distributed and sold nationwide.
Federal officials say 12 people in the U.S. have been sickened amid an E. coli outbreak and recalled frozen berries from a popular grocer.
Federal officials say 11 people in Florida have been sickened amid an E. coli outbreak and recalled frozen berries from a popular grocer.
Federal officials say a person in Georgia has been sickened amid an E. coli outbreak and recalled frozen berries from a popular grocer.
The latest recalls include allergy medicine, car seats, salmonella-risk eggs, fruit pouches, soup, parasite-linked lettuce and more.
The FDA revealed Walmart's bagged shredded lettuce may have been impacted by the Cyclospora diarrhea outbreak.
Millions of eye drops have been recalled; name-brand dog food poses a choking hazard; stop using these grills; and check cars for recalls.
A MD-based Latin market is recalling additional cheese products linked to a listeria outbreak that's killed one person and sickened several.
A Maryland Latin market is recalling additional cheese products linked to a listeria outbreak that's killed one person and sickened several.
Cyclosporiasis infects the small intestine (bowel) and usually causes frequent, watery and explosive diarrhea.
The impacted food products were sold at several stores in Maryland, including Target, Safeway, Wegmans, Walmart, ShopRite and Giant.
The affected products were sold at several stores in Virginia, including Safeway, Food Lion, Wegman's and Giant Food.
A recall tied to a Mechanicsville dairy farm is impacting more cheese products as Marylanders are warned about an Alfredo sauce recall.
Pool toys may impale kids; cars in cold-weather states recalled due to rust; Alfredo sauce recalled in 41 states over salmonella concerns.
A listeria outbreak at a Maryland dairy farm has prompted a multiagency investigation involving the FDA and the CDC, among other entities.
A possible listeria contamination prompted a voluntary recall of ricotta cheese products from the Clover Hill Dairy.
E. coli, salmonella and other issues prompt food recalls; a lounge chair poses an amputation threat; and plush toys contain asbestos.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the soup was sold at Whole Foods stores in several states, including Virginia.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the soup was sold at Whole Foods stores in several states, including Maryland.
Waymo recalls entire fleet due to potentially deadly software glitch; cream to treat common skin disorder may cause staph infections.
A common item in your lunch tote may be among more than 8 million recalled for safety concerns; cuddly teddy bears pose an injury hazard.
The recall affects fruit sold in four states, including New York, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
