Mercedes-Benz is recalling 1.29 million vehicles because of a failure in its eCall software, which may not provide the vehicle’s accurate location to emergency responders after a crash. According to a report on Verge.com, the
Mercedes-Benz is recalling about 24,450 of its C-Class convertibles from the 2017 to 2021 model years because they might not comply with federal Occupant Crash Protection standards. According to Consumer Reports, the problem with these
A recall is officially underway for the first portion of trucks and SUVs the federal government has ordered General Motors to recall for defective Takata airbags. According to a report on CNET.com, GM filed recall
A man attending a baby shower in Gaines Township, Michigan, was killed after a small cannon exploded in a home’s backyard, expelling metal shards. According to a CNN news report, 26-year-old Evan Thomas Silva died
The parents of a 20-year-old college student who killed himself after seeing a negative cash balance of more than $730,000 in his account on the Robinhood stock-trading app are now suing the company for wrongful
Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have determined that a helicopter pilot became disoriented while trying to climb above cloud cover before crashing into a hillside in Calabasas, killing Lakers legend Kobe Bryant,
A new study shows college football players suffered far more concussions during practice sessions than they did during games. According to a report in The New York Times, the authors of the new study, published
Enerco Group has issued a product defect recall for about 4,500 DeWalt cordless kerosene heaters because they can restart unexpectedly in stealth mode posing a serious risk of fires, carbon monoxide poisoning or both. According
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a Class 1 recall for Penumbra’s JET 7 Reperfusion Catheter because the device tip could become damaged and potentially cause severe injury or death. According to an
Victory Innovations has recalled about 405,000 backpack sprayers because the lithium-ion batteries that power these sprayers could potentially overheat and melt causing a fire or an explosion. According to Consumer Reports, these sprayers are designed
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