A New York meat company has recalled almost 546,000 pounds of ground beef because of links to illnesses from E. coli bacteria in Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine and Massachusetts.

Some Halloween flashlights sold at Target stores can overheat and melt.

The automaker is recalling Toyota and Lexus models because of problems with floor mats.

Packaged and bulk chocolate-covered peanuts that were sold in Rhode Island may be contaminated with salmonella.

The company is recalling toy workshops and trucks.

The play yards are being recalled because the side rails can unlatch unexpectedly.

Nestle USA recalls Toll House refrigerated cookie dough products because of illnesses.

Stop & Shop is recalling containers of yogurt that may contain a food-grade sanitizer.

About 500,000 coffeemakers sold exclusively at Walgreens could ignite.

The company says an electrical problem could create a fire hazard.

Turkey Hill Dairy recalls ice cream with peanut pieces sold by Peanut Corp. of America.

Stop & Shop pulls several potato products from its shelves.

Hallmark is recalling a knickknack because it poses a fire hazard.

A Texas-based food company is recalling thousands of pounds of cooked chicken sold in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut.

A consumer group releases its annual holiday toy safety report.