Recall

Officials with the Food and Drug Administration have announced that a very popular product is being recalled after a foreign substance was found in some of the products.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission reported a recall for a popular candle line that can be found at both Target locations in the Lafayette area. It has been reported that the jar can break during use posing "lacerations and burn hazards".

Can you imagine what these Louisiana Kia and Hyundai owners are thinking right now?

Ford has issued another recall. Here what you need to know.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has warned the public to stop using this particular bike immediately.

LaToya Cantrell will remain Mayor of New Orleans after a recall effort fails.

YETI says if you have any of these products that you should stop using them immediately and contact them for a refund or a replacement product of equal or greater value.

Efforts to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell reached a milestone on Wednesday (Feb. 22) as organizers announced they have gathered enough signatures to "trigger a referendum" on Mayor Cantrell.

Here is another recall that everyone needs to know about.

Banana Boat is expanding an already existing recall involving Banana Boat Hair & Scalp Sunscreen Spray SPF 30.

Brands that are involved in the recall are Armour, Kroger, Goya, Prairie Belt, Hargis House, Grace, and Great Value.

More than 18,000 pounds of product is subject to this recall. Here's what you need to look for in your freezer and how to get your money back.

This Ford recall involves more than 400,000 vehicles over a video output issue.

According to Consumer Safety Advocate Tamara Rubin, it seems that some of the KitchenAid Mixers attachments may contain lead in them.

Mercedes has issued a recall. This recall involves about 324,000 vehicles in the United States.

If you own one of these vehicles, please heed the recommendations set forth by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

A popular children's blanket has been recalled.

If you purchased oysters since November 17, 2022, the Texas State Health Services recommends you check the packaging for the area from which they were harvested.

The company said that the bacteria that may be in its products could enter the body and cause serious infections in those with certain medical conditions.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that more than 10,000 infant sippy cups and bottles are being recalled.