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Scammers are hitting Michigan residents hard with scams involving taxes and pets. Here's how you can protect yourself from becoming a victim.

As vaccination status becomes more important in workplaces and venues across West Michigan, the Michigan Attorney General's office is targeting those who are offering fake vaccination cards online.

If found guilty on all the charges, the suspect faces over 15 years in prison.

Have you seen any signs soliciting COVID-19 patients to help "test the validity" of the vaccine? Experts say it's a scam.

Unfortunately, some people use the season of giving as a season of taking.

It's a pretty clear picture, can you help?

Michiganders are hooking the wrong type of catfish.

Facebook frenemies.

The BBB estimates a million victims in the U.S. alone.

How's the phrase go? If it seems to good to be true... it's probably a douche pretending to be Tom Cruise on the Internet? Yeah, something like that. The Press and Guide reports a woman visited the Dearborn, Mich. Police Department on Nov...

Do you recognize these men? WZZM-13 reports that the Grand Rapids Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying two men who have reportedly made fraudulent purchases at Best Buy.

In 2015, over 2,000 Michigan residents gave $36,372 to an organization to fight breast cancer. The organization that raised the money is being accused of giving all of the funds to pay its president and professional fundraisers.