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Check your dog treats! A nationwide recall has been issued due to potential salmonella contamination.

A nationwide ground beef recall has been issued following several reports of illness linked to possible contamination.

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

Protect your home from potential hazards - GoveeLife Heaters are being recalled. Learn how to stay safe and get your money back.

Arkansas and Texas, when was the last time you purchased a ready-made salad or frozen entre from the grocery store? This just might involve you. A short list of store-branded products includes Walmart, Amazon, Trader Joe's, HEB, 7-Eleven and many more. The concern is possible Listeria contamination with over 300 products being recalled, your favorite salad or frozen dinner just might be on this li

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Fridge Check: Do you have any of these in your home?

There's not much tastier than a big gob of cream cheese on a bagel, biscuit, or a piece of toast, however, this gob can bite you back and it needs to go. Just barely open with the new location in Texarkana, Texas and a cream cheese recall is already underway from Aldi stores all over Texas, Arkansas, and 28 other states.

You know you purchased some this week, and so did I, now we have to check those lot numbers due to a recall from the processing company. This burger meat sold at your local Walmart might be contaminated with E. coli.

Watch out Arkansas. It's time to check those medicine cabinets, Haleon, the company that owns Robitussin, has issued a massive voluntary recall on one of its popular cough medicines. If you take this instead of making your cough better, you could end up in the hospital or worse.

Fratelli Beretta USA, Inc., a Mount Olive, N.J. company is recalling approximately 11,097 pounds of Busseto Foods brand ready-to-eat charcuterie meat products. The company says they may be contaminated with Salmonella. This notification came from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).

So picture this, you're driving along at 70 miles per hour (it could happen!), and suddenly your car door opens! Startling, at the very least, and dangerous at the very worst. A Ford Motor Company recall, in effect right now, involving many vehicles registered right here in Arkansas, says that very thing could happen.