The Food and Drug Administration has declared a multi-state Cyclospora outbreak over. Despite this declaration, the FDA is still investigating the infections and the presumed source, Taylor Farms de Mexico lettuce. The outbreak is believed to have sickened thousands of people.
A total of 12,883 illnesses were confirmed across 21 states, resulting in 570 hospitalizations and two deaths. Additional cases were reported, including individuals who ate at Taco Bell or consumed lettuce from other locations.
Further details about the outbreak and investigation are available. The FDA has confirmed that all recalled iceberg lettuce is no longer on the market.
Conflict erupted during a rally for the slain miniature donkey HeeHaw in Cedartown on Friday. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks ] Channel 2 Action News earlier told you about the death of the donkey, killed in a pasture along Grady Road in Polk County whil...
Hundreds of firefighters, police officers and other first responders gathered at Stone Mountain Park on Friday morning to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with an annual memorial climb. Participants made the one-mile trek to the summit as a tribute to t...
A Cherokee County man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty in a DUI crash that killed a Canton cyclist last year. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks ] On Friday, the Office of the District Attorney for the Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit announced...
TERRACE PARK, Ohio ( WXIX /Gray News) - A mother is under arrest after police say her 4-year-old son was alone, crying in a driveway off a busy road, and led an officer to find her unresponsive inside an Ohio home with a used needle nearby. Sadie A. Baker, 30, is held at the Hami...
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TUCSON, Ariz. ( KOLD /Gray News) - A school district in Arizona has issued a warning about a viral social media trend that is making the rounds. The Sunnyside Unified School District sent a letter this week to parents about the “Cat in the Hat” trend, featuring a sinister version...
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