Beth Hyland of Portage is sharing her story of being targeted by criminals who convinced her to send more than $20,000.

It’s a sad fact, but true — so many of today’s most common scams work by preying on and exploiting trust, and our most human emotions. And that’s even more true when it comes to online dating scams ...

Online dating fraud continues to devastate Americans as criminals exploit emotional vulnerabilities for financial gain The digital age of romance has created an unprecedented playground for financial ...

The profile photo shows a handsome soldier in uniform, and the messages are kind and thoughtful. But are you really chatting ...

According to the Federal Trade Commission, total fraud losses among older adults have “skyrocketed” from $600 million in 2020 ...