A company is recalling its raw pistachio kernels sold in Ohio because of concerns the products may be contaminated with salmonella.

The Kroger supermarket chain says it’s recalling some store brand mayonnaise sold in three states because it may be contaminated with salmonella.

Companies, including Kroger, are now pulling pistachios because of a salmonella scare similar to the recent one involving peanut butter.

The FDA warns consumers about a new peanut-butter scare and resulting recall.

In the last month or so, you’ve probably looked in your cupboard and wondered whether you should eat that peanut butter. That made NBC 4 wonder about other foods and foods processed in Ohio.

A second Ohio death has been linked to the multistate salmonella outbreak.

As the recall list expands, local food pantries are doing their part to ensure unsafe products don’t reach your family table.

Ohio continues to log new salmonella cases from the nationwide outbreak linked to peanut butter.

The Ohio Department of Health says two containers of peanut butter taken from a central Ohio nursing home have tested positive for salmonella.

The list of recalled peanut products linked to a national salmonella outbreak just keeps growing.

Sixty-seven cases of salmonella poisoning have been reported in Ohio, the most in any state during a nationwide outbreak linked to peanut butter products.

Even food for pooches may not be entirely safe, with a national company recalling some of its dog treats.

The global concern over salmonella and peanut butter products continues as health officials said the number of people affected in the outbreak has grown to 485 cases. But a local company said they are working hard to do things the right way.

Columbus Public Health confirms the city’s first salmonella case Tuesday afternoon.

Meijer Inc. is recalling two types of crackers and two varieties of ice cream due to possible salmonella contamination.