With several summer food staples hit by contamination, consumers may wonder why there seem to be so many outbreaks.

Scattered water quality tests on the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers found some unsafe levels of E. coli bacteria.

That innocent-looking bag of frozen blueberries may be the one thing you definitely don’t want to blend into your morning ...

New data found unsafe E. coli levels at many Pennsylvania water sites, including locations on the Monongahela and Allegheny ...

As Texans head to local waterways to cool off during the summer heat, a new report is raising concerns about potentially ...

Water samples recently collected at Lake Natoma show E. coli levels have dropped, but elevated levels were detected in one area of Folsom Lake. Samples collected Tuesday show levels at the Willow ...

Those enjoying frozen blueberries as a treat to stay cool this summer may want to check their freezer since the Food and Drug ...

Consumers should check their freezers and avoid eating the berries to prevent possible illness.

GreenWise berries recalled amid E. coli fears tied to a potentially life-threatening form of kidney failure.

Three Rivers Waterkeeper tests more than a dozen sites weekly in the summer for E. coli levels.