Scams

I got my notice to appear in court and I wondered if you got yours.

One thing is certain in today's world, even COVID-19 can't stop crime.

This week, many people in NoCo fell prey to a text scam that The White House is now saying is not real.

Fighting mosquitos one door at a time is not the way the city of Grand Junction does business.

We live in a social media world, but it can be a very unfriendly place.

The scammers out there are clearly not running out of new ways to try and get money from unsuspecting victims.

It is impossible to keep up with all of the internet scams out there, but here's one that came knocking on my door this week via Facebook and so I wanted to warn you to not let this scam empty your bank account.

Springtime seems to bring out more than just flowers and leaves on trees.

If you answer the phone or listen to the message left on your voicemail, you may be informed your Social Security number has been compromised and you need to take action quickly.

One of the great information search engines on the internet is Google. So It's no surprise scammers are using it for misinformation like bogus phone numbers.