recall

A pet food brand has voluntarily recalled one of their cat foods due to contamination. Sadly, one cat has already passed away. Minnesota is affected by the recall.

Another recall in the same week involved more than 460,000 vehicles.

If you've been making those charcuterie boards, or just love adding cheese to everything, you need to put this recall on your radar. In other words, if you don't check your refrigerator tonight, you could be sitting on the toilet later.

Possible Listeria contamination from an outside supplier

The recall includes over 2 million products, but experts say it doesn't go far enough to protect children.

If there's one product you definitely want to comply with federal flammability regulations, it's a mattress. This recall is especially alarming.

The FDA has upgraded the recall to a "Class I" health risk, meaning there's a high chance that using or being exposed to these products could cause serious health problems or death. The recalled products were sold in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota.

162 people have reported illness and 54 have been hospitalized in 25 states due to salmonella outbreaks. The FDA has teamed up with the CDC and are working to verify the cause but the common factor seems to be cucumbers.

Brands of stoves are being recalled because they can turn on by themselves. The recall affects Minnesota and other states across the country.

Trader Joe's alerted the public on Wednesday, April 17th, about a product that has been recalled due to the potential of being contaminated with Salmonella.

Check your pantry!

Check your medicine cabinet!

The Minnesota Department of Health is warning consumers about a fresh fruit recall that has been linked to several cases of salmonella in the state.

Check your freezers! One injury has already been reported.