8AprClearwater, FL (September 30th, 2025) – A sweeping recall of over 1.2 million countertop ovens is underway after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) determined they pose a serious burn hazard. The countertop ovens recalled were sold nationwide over the past decade. Because of the defect, the doors may close unexpectedly—potentially exposing users to intense heat when reaching inside.
8AprMiami, FL (September 24th, 2025) – The parents of a teen who was stabbed to death inside his Miami apartment have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Icon Brickell. They are claiming negligent security at the Icon building contributed to their 17-year-old son’s preventable death.
8AprEven though Florida doesn’t face snow and ice like other states, fall and winter still bring unique driving risks. From hurricane season rains and flooding to the occasional cold snap, being prepared for the unexpected can keep you and your family safe on the road. General Essentials for Every Vehicle Fall Essentials (Hurricane & Storm […]
8AprFall in Florida may bring cooler breezes, but it also means the height of hurricane season and severe storms. If your property suffers storm damage, filing an insurance claim quickly and correctly can make all the difference. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process. 1. Prioritize Safety Before anything else, make sure […]
8AprWhen people think of fall driving hazards, icy roads and piles of leaves often come to mind. But in Florida, the risks look a little different. While we don’t face the classic autumn foliage or snow, our state brings its own unique challenges for drivers this time of year and they’re just as dangerous. Heavy […]
8AprClearwater, FL (September 22nd, 2025) – Anker, a well-known electronics manufacturer, has issued a sweeping recall of nearly half a million portable power banks. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that certain Anker models are prone to overheating, posing serious risks of fire, burns, and even explosions. For Floridians who rely on power banks for convenience during travel, storm preparedness, or daily use, the recall is a reminder of just how dangerous defective products can be.
