Federal health officials and a major Midwestern grocery chain have issued a warning after a bottled water recall affecting people across the Midwest. This alert applies to consumers who may have bought the product recently.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced the recall of 43,881 Volkswagens because their high-voltage battery could overheat and catch fire. The agency said that the recall involves some 2023 through 2025 ID.4 vehicles. Dealers will update the battery’s software and replace the battery if needed for free.

Numerous recalls have been initiated in the past year because of potentially damaged products and foodborne illness.

Nearly 14,000 pounds of ready-made chicken were recalled after testing positive for the bacteria. Here's what to know.

Tens of thousands of Kias and Hyundais have been recalled because of issues with their instrument panels. The safety warnings were issued in two separate National Highway Traffic Safety Alerts. In all, 84,328 cars are being recalled.

Toyota is issuing a nationwide recall for more than 160,000 trucks, citing a faulty rearview camera display as the cause. Certain 2024-2025 Toyota Tundra and Tundra Hybrid vehicles sold across the U.S. are included in the recall.

The Food and Drug Administration indicated that a "floating black foreign substance in the product" precipitated the multistate recall, but the agency neither identified the material nor provided any further information.

The McCafé Decaf K-Cups may actually contain caffeine, which can lead to adverse health effects. The FDA gave the recall the second-highest risk level.

Gold Star Distribution recalled brand-name foods, drugs, and household goods in 3 states after inspection found highly unsanitary conditions at its facility, the FDA said.