Boy Scouts of America cub scout activity pins recalled due to excessive lead levels
The rhomboid-shaped pin is silver with a gold animal paw painted on a blue background.
Mrs. Butterworth's undergoing 'brand and packaging review' after Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's announce redesigns
Conagra said it is intended to evoke the images of a “loving grandmother” but acknowledged that the packaging might be problematic.
Hours after Aunt Jemima change announced, Uncle Ben's rice says it will 'evolve' brand
The re-branding comes amid renewed calls for racial equality in America.
Nearly 43,000 pounds of ground beef recalled due to E. coli concerns
The beef was manufactured in New Jersey and shipped to retail locations nationwide.
Company sold fake N95 masks on Amazon for 20X list price, lawsuit alleges
A seller on Amazon is accused of selling N95 masks that were "fake, defective and damaged."
Stimulus payment for 4 million Americans to arrive by prepaid debit card
Instead of direct deposit or even a paper check, four million people will find their stimulus payment arrive in the form of a prepaid debit card.
Scam alert: Text message offering free groceries from Target amid coronavirus pandemic is fake
The reported text says the recipient has qualified for $175 worth of free groceries and comes with a link to redeem the offer. But don’t click the link.
Wine company sets up hotline for fed-up moms to vent their frustrations about 2020
One wine company has set up a hotline for frustrated moms to let out their anger, and even turn their rage into a chance to win free wine.
Income tax filing deadline moved April 15 to July 15 due to coronavirus
Tax day is being pushed back from April 15 until July 15 as the country's fight against the coronavirus escalates.
Michigan AG warns of price gouging, phone and email scams for fake COVID-19 tests
At a time of crisis, many scammers are hoping you're letting your guard down.
BusyKid chore app teaches kids how to manage their own money
A new app teaches kids how to manage their own money by doing chores.
Banquet halls suffer from coronavirus-related cancellations
The coronavirus is taking a toll on area banquet hall businesses.
Michigan Bread in Taylor donates bread to charity, especially seniors
A Taylor company is donating bread to charity during the coronavirus outbreak.
Kroger hiring for immediate openings at 119 Michigan stores
Kroger announces the company is hiring for immediate openings at 119 Michigan stores for a total of between 400-500 jobs.
Tito's Handmade Vodka does not want you to use it to make homemade hand sanitizer
Some fans of Tito's Handmade Vodka began tweeting at the Austin-based company that they were using their vodka for their recipes.
Ford recalls popular F-150 pickups to fix headlamp problem
Ford is recalling more than 217,000 pickup trucks to fix a problem with the daytime running lights. The recall covers certain F-150 trucks with LED headlights from the 2018 through 2020 model years.
Costco may soon require membership to shop at food court: report
The open-to-all Costco food court ends here.
Contigo water bottles sold at Walmart, Target again recalled over choking hazard
Contigo has reissued its recall of 5.7 million children’s water bottles due to the replacement lid provided in the first recall presenting a choking hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
A $250K grand piano and 10 other ridiculously expensive things you can buy from Costco
If you have a Costco membership and a lot of cash burning a hole in your wallet, you might be interested in these bonkers goods and services.
17 percent of couples buying homes are unmarried - what they need to know
Real estate experts say 17 percent of new homeowners are unmarried couples. All of which leads realtors to have some tough talk, including Adam's own agent.