Recall

Stop what you're doing and check your cucumbers!!

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.

A huge butter recall has been issued for certain items sold at Costco and the reason may seem surprising to most people. But it may also be a real issue for others.

Attention Idaho Costco shoppers! Check your Kirkland butter for a label issue before Thanksgiving.

This recall was announced on October 22, 2024, due to a potential Listeria contamination.

The drinks actually had sugar in them even though they were labeled "zero sugar."

This recall is circling around 38 states, but Idaho isn't one of them unless you've been ordering these treats online, like from Amazon.

See the updated list.

Stay safe while shopping online - Amazon recalls dozens of products amid safety concerns.

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

If you like to keep extra sauces for later, you might want to throw them out!

One of the best selling vehicles in Idaho, California, Utah and Washington State is the subject of an urgent recall.

On top of recent recalls on hummus, oats, charcuterie, and frozen corn, there is now a recall on cough medicine.

A good charcuterie board can take any regular girls night to the next level. If it includes a product recently sold by Costco, the night could end with you running to the bathroom.

Recall alerts issued for dangerous toys sold in Idaho; high-powered magnetic balls and playsets among items

The fruit recall hasn’t hit Idaho yet, but surrounding states and 32 others around the country have reported sicknesses, hospitalizations, and even death.

Check your freezers! A product sold at Fred Meyer and Albertsons has been recalled due to possible contamination with bacteria that could be fatal to young children or the elderly.

If you purchased a sledgehammer from November 2013 through November 2022, you may want to take a closer look. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a recall on April 20th, due to impact injury hazards.

Foster Farms has recalled nearly 150,000 pounds of packaged chicken shipped to Costco stores in the states of California, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Washington, and possibly other Pacific Northwest markets due to a chance of contamination by foreign matter (plastics).