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Graco Recalls 4.7 Million Strollers Over Amputation Risks
Graco is recalling nearly five million strollers after receiving reports of ten full or partial fingertip amputations and one laceration. Eleven different models of strollers with a...
NHTSA Wants National Recall Of All Vehicles Equipped With Potentially Defective Takata Airbags
On Nov. 18, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a press release online that called for a national recall of vehicles with frontal airbags...
Wrong-Way Crash Leads To Three Car Pile-Up On I-71
On Friday evening, a man driving the wrong way down Interstate 71 caused a pile-up that led to road closures for hours. Calls to 911...
Teen Dies After Being Struck By School Bus In Youngstown
A 14-year-old girl was fatally struck by a school bus near East High School in Mahoning County on Wednesday afternoon. The girl, whose first name...
Defective Takata Airbags Linked To Five Deaths, Company Faces Criminal Investigation
Honda Motor Co. announced on Nov. 13 that they have linked yet another fatal accident to defective Takata airbags. This is the fifth death linked...
Ohio Bans Trinity Guardrails Along With 29 Other States
The Ohio Department of Transportation announced on Nov. 4 that are ceasing the purchase of ET-Plus Guardrail End terminals manufactured by Trinity Highway products. They...
Two Former Employees Allege That Takata Knew About Airbag Risks In 2004
Two former Takata employees, including a senior member of its testing lab, have alleged that the company conducted secret airbag tests and knew about the...
General Motors Could Lose $2 Billion If Bankruptcy Defense Crumbles
General Motors (GM) is still waiting to hear their fate on whether or not U.S. bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber will permit the company to be...
Stryker Settles With Hip Implant Victims For $1 Billion
Major hip implant manufacturer, Stryker Corp., has settled thousands of lawsuits that stemmed from defective hip implants they manufactured and recalled in 2012. Stryker Rejuvenate...