Scam

A Michigan woman is accused of going around Metro Detroit collecting donations for a summer camp for disabled kids that doesn’t even exist. One local business already fell for it, and authorities believe there could be more victims.

A Michigan man lost more than $1 million after calling a number on a computer pop up he believed was the IRS.

Police in Birmingham are warning residents and vendors about a fake art and music festival being advertised on social media. The event does not exist, and officials say it is a scam.

Michigan veterans are being targeted by fraudulent postcards promising benefits. AG Dana Nessel warns against calling numbers on the mailers and urges verification through official veteran resources.

In fact, scammers have been posing as Amazon to try and get access to individuals' information and bank accounts

The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), says the scam involves unsolicited packages being sent to victims across the U.S.

With vacation season heating up, Michigan’s Attorney General has some smart advice to keep your summer getaway stress-free and scam-free.

Beware, Genesee County! A scammer is impersonating law enforcement and threatening arrest. Learn how to spot the red flags and protect your wallet.

Don't fall for this job recruiting scam.

The FBI is back with another warning this time for those people in Michigan who use Gmail and Outlook for their email services.

An Oxford woman is out nearly half a million dollars after being scammed by someone pretending to be NCIS star Mark Harmon.

When seeking massage therapy services online, beware. A Saginaw man faced an armed robbery at a hotel, illustrating the risks involved in trusting unverified providers.