Faulty parts or poor manufacturing can cause a vehicle to malfunction at a critical moment.
According to a KSAT News report, a driver lost control of their vehicle and crashed into a home on the East Side last Thursday.
Defective products can be the result of a design flaw.
According to a Consumer Product Safety Commission Report, BlendJet is recalling 4.8 million blenders after receiving multiple safety complaints.
Yet another major food recall affects San Antonio consumers.
According to a MySA News report, The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service issued another major food recall after contaminates were reportedly discovered in the product.
Are your eye drops putting you at risk for infections?
The FDA has issued another major product recall after discovering unsanitary practices at major eye drop manufacturing plants.
Lead is unfortunately common in popular baby food pouches.
According to a KSAT News report, the FDA has issued a warning to parents over high lead in popular food pouches for children.
Contaminated products can have serious repercussions for consumers.
According to a CNN News report, Nestle Toll House has recalled cookie dough products from shelves after wood fragment concern.
Damaged lithium-ion batteries are incredibly dangerous to consumers.
According to a KSAT News report, lithium-ion batteries caused a house fire at 12:30 a.m. on August 1, 2023.
House fires can start because of defective products.
According to a report by San Antonio Express-News, three people are dead, and three more were hospitalized following a devastating house fire in San Antonio over the weekend.
Head-on collisions among the deadliest accidents in San Antonio
(August 16, 2022) A head-on collision with an off-duty deputy landed an unidentified woman in the hospital last night, August 15, 2022, according to KENS 5. Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous and deadly auto accidents that occur, despite the fact that they are comparatively rare accidents.
Did you know?
(July 25, 2022) A Northeast side couple was indicted by a Bexar County grand jury yesterday for allowing their four children to live surrounded by trash and rodents and were charged with four counts of endangering a child. The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office told San Antonio Express-News that deputies who responded to a concerned neighbor’s call thought the children inside may have been dead because of the awful smell of decomposition coming from the apartment. The children aged between two and thirteen years old.
Did you know?
Endangering a child is a state felony and is punishable with up to two years of jail time and a possible fine of 10,000 USD.
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