Lithium-ion batteries, which power everything from smartphones to power tools, have caused nearly 200,000 structure fires ...

“Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled power pods,” said Casely, the phone charger company ...

Technology company Zyntony announces a recall of 2,400 rechargeable USB power banks following two reports of the lithium-ion battery overheating and catching fire. One minor burn injury was reported, ...

The chargers were recalled a year ago, but additional incidents — including the death of a woman — have prompted the company to again warn consumers ...

The second major incident that’s come to light since the initial recall occurred in February 2026, when a 47-year-old woman was charging her phone on a plane. The power bank “caught on fire and ...

A dog started a house fire by chewing on a lithium-ion battery in a Chapel Hill, N.C., home. The Chapel Hill Fire Department (CHFD) shared footage obtained from the homeowner's security system on ...

BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - In smartphones, scooters, lawnmowers and more, they’re everywhere. Lithium batteries power lots of what we use on a daily basis, but with improper care, they can be hazardous.

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A fire caused by an e-scooter at a multifamily building is now prompting local officials to consider new safety rules. The incident happened March 22 on Woodland Place, where officials say an ...