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A massive tornado has flattened a large area, including an elementary school, in Oklahoma City. It's estimated the tornado was more than two miles wide and struck just south of the city destroying homesMore>>
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The gigantic cowboy that has stood in front of Terrible's Hotel and Casino for years came down Monday, as the property changes its name and look.More>>
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Culinary Union Local 226 members gathered Monday to vote on whether to increase the workers' strike fund.More>>
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- California health officials are warning consumers not to eat black licorice twist candies made by Red Vines because they contain too much lead.
California Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ron Chapman says tests found that packages with a best before Feb. 4, 2013 date have lead levels that exceed state standards.
Chapman says analysis found a serving of the candy could provide up to 13.2 micrograms of lead.
The state says pregnant women and children under 6 shouldn't consume more than 6.0 micrograms of lead per day.
The candies are sold in a one-pound package and are labeled "Black Licorice Twists" under the Red Vines label, manufactured and distributed by American Licorice Co. of Union City, Calif.
The company has initiated a voluntary recall of the affected lot.
