A metal bar launched through the windshield and hit school bus driver Stewart O'Leary in the chest while he was driving on ...

Millions of MadeGood granola bars are being recalled due to the "potential presence of a piece of metal in the product." The FDA recently raised the risk category to Class II.

The metal bar launched through the windshield and hit Stewart O'Leary in the chest while he was driving a bus full of students on Feb. 7.

A granola bar manufacturer is recalling some batches of its products saying some of the bars could contain a piece of metal. The FDA said the recall is for specific lots of MadeGood products ...

“It came in at about 60 miles per hour,” O’Leary described. Through his windshield came a metal bar. It was supposed to be a routine trip down Interstate 405 from Bothell to Snoqualmie on ...

A food distributor is recalling certain batches of granola bars due to potential contamination involving a metal object, according to officials. The recall, which was initiated by Riverside ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says that some "Made Good" granola bars may be bad. Some of them are now under recall, which the company has announced. The FDA is worried there may be metal ...

In December 2024, over 2 million cases of MadeGood granola bars were voluntarily recalled over the possibility of metal contamination. The granola bars are made by snack manufacturer Riverside ...

He found particular refuge and comfort in metal. A guitarist, he'd harbored plans to form a band, a more serious group of musicians, that would play a mix of nu-metal or metalcore — two ...