scams

With all that happened last week we don't need scammers taking money from Texans with big hearts

How much time you spend on social media might say more about you than what you actually post.

The American people could use some help.

This week alone I've received two suspicious Teams meeting invites, and a scam email claiming to be the Department of Transportation.

Your info is one of the most valuable things you have. Be careful before sharing it.

With everything going on in the world today, scammers are getting desperate.

Right now, with everything going on in the world, be extra protective of your information and money.

The Amarillo Police Department wants you to know what to look for, so that you don't fall victim to scams.

To help keep you and your money safe, here are five of this years scams.

It's that time of year. The "big game" and other events are on the horizon. Don't let yourself get stuck scammed out of money and standing in the parking lot.

A fake email is making the rounds claiming to be from the Better Business Bureau.

Spring is pretty much here.  The trees are blooming, the flowers are as well.  Your lawn is gonna need some TLC and the branches on your trees are going to need some trimming.  If this is something you can't do yourself you are going to need to hire someone to help you with these projects.  However …