Latest consumer product recalls: Cummins to repair 600k Ram trucks; Bell bicycle helmets; e-bikes, more

Engine maker Cummins will repair 600,000 Ram trucks to remedy environmental damage caused by illegal software; Bell Slope bicycle helmets recalled due to risk of head injury; Ubbcare mattresses could pose a suffocation risk; Ride Aventon E-bikes could accelerate unexpectedly, resulting in loss of control; Comp Toe Ropers boots by Boot Royalty aren't puncture resistant; and Homedics recalls massagers due to fire and burn hazards.

Sports in 2023: A look back at FOX 10's most viewed stories

These sports stories captured your most attention in 2023 on FOX10Phoenix.com: Former NFL player Jessie Lemonier dies; the Arizona Diamondbacks made an improbable run to the World Series; a former Arizona Coyotes player got into some trouble with the law; Damar Hamlin made a remarkable recovery following a scary on-field injury; and more.

Latest consumer product recalls: Cantaloupes tainted with salmonella, electric fireplaces may overheat, more

An Arizona produce company is recalling cantaloupes sold in 10 states due to possible salmonella contamination; children's nightgowns sold on Amazon fail to meet federal flammability standards; over 16,000 bags of veggie crisps may contain undeclared milk ingredients; electric fireplaces sold at Lowe's may overheat; and several pet food products may contain salmonella.

Latest consumer product recalls: Dinosaur nuggets contaminated, fruit pouches may contain lead, more

Tyson dinosaur-shaped nuggets may be contaminated with foreign matter; fruit puree pouches for kids may be contaminated with lead; baby loungers sold on Amazon have been recalled due to suffocation and fall hazards; children's craft buttons violate the federal lead content ban; labeling for croissant sandwiches do not properly identify soy and milk allergen information.

Latest consumer product recalls: Best Buy pressure cookers may cause burns, eyedrops could lead to infections

Hundreds of thousands of pressure cookers sold at Best Buy are being recalled due to a potential burn hazard; infant activity centers can detach or break, causing injury hazards; several over-the-counter eyedrops can lead to vision loss; oysters sold in several states have been recalled over salmonella concerns; and dog food sold nationwide may be contaminated with salmonella.