scam

There is one thing you probably have in your wallet right now, that you should remove as soon as possible.

Phishing and smishing, call it what you will, the following scams are on the rise across Michigan:

They say they want to make your home a safer place, but they may end up stealing your hard earned cash instead.

A Michigan prosecutor lays out the most common scams he says residents need to be aware of.

We're buying more online nowadays and for some, that includes new furry friends. However, there's been a Michigan-wide rise in "puppy scams."

In case you haven't heard either, if someone ever asks for gift cards for a form of payment, you're more than likely being scammed.

A phishing email is making its way through Lansing. If you recently got an email from "Vincent Gambino Baker", don't click on anything, it's a scam!

As vaccination status becomes more important in workplaces and venues across West Michigan, the Michigan Attorney General's office is targeting those who are offering fake vaccination cards online.

You don't remember this mystery package and how did the Post Office get your phone number? Don't you click on that!

Scammers will call and try to scare and intimidate you into giving up your credit card info. Consumer's Energy says they don't do that to their customers.