Phone Scam

Scammers are spoofing the sheriff's office number and threatening arrest to squeeze money out of locals. Don't fall for it.

A warning from the sheriff's office has residents on high alert. Phone scams are getting trickier, and the stakes are high when it comes to your personal info.

Imagine receiving a text saying you owe a fine, or getting a call about a loved one in trouble. It's happening right here—time to stay alert.

Urgent calls claiming to be from law enforcement are putting families on edge. Let’s talk about how to recognize the red flags and keep your loved ones safe.

A local warning just came in about a troubling phone scam that's targeting our seniors, leaving many feeling anxious and confused.

Here's what to be looking for with a new phone scam that is targeting potential jurors in New York State.

By now, you would think that scammers tried everything to get your personal information or money. It never ceases to amaze me the lengths they go through to try and obtain this stuff. Now there is a bizarre scam circulating and targeting the restaurant industry.

It seems that at least a few times a day a number pops up on your phone that you don't recognize and it's usually a scam call. Sometimes our smartphones aren't smart enough to filter them or the scammers are getting more creative. The latest phone scam targets people by disguising themselves as the local police.

There is a lot of information that we need to be aware of during this pandemic. Now local law enforcement is warning of a scam that involves impersonating police officers.

The Saratoga County Veterans Service Agency is warning of a new phone scam and this time it's targeted at our veterans.

It seems in today's day in age, everyone is out to get someone. It is apparent someone is looking to take advantage of people during a heatwave, beware.

Ahhh a good old phone scam. Well, good is not the right word, worthless people with nothing better to do than scam people, yeah that's more like it.