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Stay safe this holiday season by being aware of credit card skimmers at gas pumps and ATMs around the Big Country.

Another scam is going around the Lone Star State, and this one affects a major part of your life: driving.

Scams in the state of Texas are simply deplorable. Sadly though, they do happen in the Lone Star State. There's so many to list, the amount could fill up the page. Some however, occur more often than others. These scams target many different people, from seniors to young adults...

Some individuals in Texas may have randomly had packages appear on their doorstep that they didn't order. What could it mean?

We have an update to a story we told you about back last year where a Tyler man was indicted on federal charges that he pretended to be a military war hero to scam money out of investors.

Sometimes, we miss a call after it rings once. But could that missed call be a scam? Here's how you can tell in the Lone Star State.

By being in the know you protect yourself these highly convincing scams currently taking place all throughout Texas.

It seems like every time we get bad weather here in West Texas the repair scams come out of nowhere. Beware that they are already showing up. The BBB says to check with them first.

Beware AI scams are on the rise only now they are targeting you and your family members. Before you get suckered into wiring money or giving out info check with the BBB.

With colder freezing weather, the scam artists are out and looking to take your money. The Better Business Bureau advises what to be on the lookout for.