If you've received a call claiming to be from the Berkshire County Sheriff's Office demanding payment, be sure to check the ...

If your food stamp funds are stolen, the federal government used to reimburse you — until December 2024. Now, Utah is one of many states that doesn't help reimburse stolen food stamp benefits in ...

Protect yourself from sophisticated scams including fake bank alerts, crypto schemes, and pet emergency cons, that have cost victims thousands ...

For now, many “quishing” scams are slipping through the cracks. The first major quishing campaigns hit in May 2023, targeting Microsoft users at a major U.S. energy company.

Artificial intelligence has made scams harder to detect and call for even greater vigilance. Christopher A. Hopkins, CFA, is a co-founder of Apogee Wealth Partners in Chattanooga.

Rita's story was shared during Scam Jam, an event held in Sandy on Wednesday, designed to educate Utahns about common scams and how to avoid them. Scamming has become a multibillion-dollar industry.

"If you receive a text posing as the Missouri Department of Transportation that's threatening action if you don't pay a toll fee or traffic violation fee, rest assured that is a scam," she said ...

Romance scams are emotional cons disguised as love stories. Scammers build fake online relationships to manipulate people into sending money, gifts, or sensitive information. These schemes don't ...

Travel scams on the rise: Here's how to stay safe while planning your summer vacation By Diane Wilson and Isabelle Dietrick, via Friday, June 20, 2025 ...

President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau Steve Bernas joins Bob Sirott to talk about fake robo calls offering deals for TV, phone, and internet providers, the most popular summer scams, and a ...

In Pulaski County, the EMS service notified residents of a scam that’s been circulating that attempts to collect fake unpaid medical debt. “I was amazed,” Sparks said.

Community News Berea man thwarts online-phone scam attempt Published: Jun. 19, 2025, 1:54 p.m. By Bob Sandrick, special to cleveland.com ...