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A salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers has left 125 people hospitalized and made people sick in 31 states and the District of Columbia.

Ground cinnamon from a Florida company distributed in Maryland were found to have high levels of lead, prompting an expanded recall.

Ford and Mazda on Tuesday instructed owners of some vehicles not to drive their cars due to them still having potentially-dangerous airbags installed.

Shelled walnuts voluntarily recalled last month for potential listeria contamination have now tested positive, causing the FDA to reclassify the recall.

More than 100 illnesses, including over 40 hospitalizations, have been linked to the Diamond Shruumz-branded chocolate bars, cones or gummies that were recalled in June.

Candy products sold throughout the United States at Walmart, Target, Dollar General and other stores have been recalled due to a risk of Salmonella bacteria contamination.

The deaths and illnesses related to the multi-state outbreak of listeria continues to grow. Officials have tied to the outbreak to deli meats, including from Boar's Head.

A pregnant woman from Minnesota who became severely ill after eating Boar's Head meat she purchased at a Publix in Florida is now suing the deli meat company.

Samsung issued a recall for over 1 million electric ranges after receiving hundreds of reports that the front-mounted knobs had been unintentionally activated.

Luxury fashion house Dolce & Gabbana is selling a perfume for dogs with a price tag of $100. It is inspired by the pet dog of co-founder Domenico Dolce.

A proposed class action lawsuit was filed in Queens on Thursday by a woman who says she was misled and deceived by the company Boar's Head. Millions of Boar's Head products were recently recalled.

More than 49,700 Hyundai Santa Fe and Sante Fe HEV sport utility vehicles are being recalled in America in response to a problem that can potentially affect the function of airbags.

U.S. safety regulators say about 50 million unsafe air bags are in cars being driven around by Americans, and are considering a recall impacting 13 auto manufacturers.

Dave Yearick and his son, Rudiger Yearick, have invented multiple games together as founders of The Good Game Company. They shared their enthusiasm and goals with Fox News Digital.

Cinnamon that's been shipped to retailers in four states is being recalled after testing revealed elevated levels of lead. Long-term exposure to lead can be harmful to adults and kids.