Scam

There's a new scam in Western Colorado, and this one is particularly scummy. Crooks are taking advantage of the valley's generosity when it comes to the ongoing Pine Gulch Fire.

Here's an email scam that could easily catch somebody off guard.

The Grand Junction Police Department asks you to "stay vigilant" while scammers prey on the public's fears and concerns during the Coronavirus pandemic.

a scam that lead the Boulder Valley School District to be out of $852,733.83

Tis the season to be jolly and for the creeps of mankind to come out of the work to do all sorts of dastardly deeds to unsuspecting shoppers and gift givers.

There's a new scam in town. The latest Mesa County phone scam has a little twist. This time the scammers are setting their sights on Western Colorado retail establishments.
I don't know about you, but nine out of ten calls on my office line are robo-calls...

A Windsor resident got scammed out of thousands with a convincing family-related “fake emergency” scam.

Have you received a phone call from Robo-Voice claiming you have a delinquency with the IRS? Scams are never fun, and right now is a dangerous time to be getting them.

You would be wise not to accept any phone calls from Sgt. Kent with the Mesa County Sheriff's Office. Why? There is no such person.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office warns of a scammer pretending to be a Mesa County Sherrif's Deputy. These are signs that that phone call, is definitely a scam.