Fraudulent schemes exploiting the IRS Fresh Start Program are on the rise, putting vulnerable taxpayers at risk of financial ...

IRS scams come in many forms. Recognize suspicious calls, emails, and letters before it's too late. Click now to safeguard ...

Robocalls are a national nuisance for most Americans, but a recent report revealed that Mississippians are among the most ...

Last year, Americans reported losing more than $12.5 billion to fraud. The biggest losses resulted from scams that started ...

Generally, after September 30, 2025, the Treasury Department has said that all federal agencies will cease sending and ...

Scammers are posing as police to trick victims into sending money for a fake arrest. Police shared how people can protect themselves from this rising phone scam.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is warning residents to be on the lookout for scammers claiming to be from a bank ...

Tax scams can come in many forms when they target individuals and businesses, and one of the most common is IRS or Franchise Tax Board impersonations via telephone, email and text.

Scammers know this, and they're capitalizing on your trust with a trick known as caller ID or phone number spoofing, an attempt to convince you to hand over personal information—like bank account ...

Contact begins with a phone call, email, mailer, or text that looks official, often showing a spoofed caller ID, and sometimes containing a familiar bank logo or government logo. Scammers claim your ...

When a well-known and loved homeless man nicknamed “Pepe” was killed in the crossfire of a Chicago shooting outside her home ...

It's back to the basics: scammers using an old-school approach to fraud. Mailing letters. Unlike the typical text message or phone call scams, this one arrives in your mailbox, postage and all.