fraud

Twin Falls Police warn locals about fraudulent event application invoices in latest scam alert.

These odd sites, stores, and spending behavior, leaves you vulnerable to scams, stolen cards, stolen identities, and fraud.

Compared to other states, how does Idaho compare, and should you be worried about identity theft and fraud?

A Boise man will spend more than three years behind federal prison bars for health care fraud and aggravated identity theft

The Twin Falls Police Department took to social media on Monday (December 4) in an effort to gather information on a person of interest in an open case involving the fraudulent use of a financial transaction card.

The United States government agency which oversees consumer affairs has warned Americans of the continued rise in money-bilking robocalls relating to COVID-19.

A Canyon County man was sentenced on Tuesday for provider fraud.

A Twin Falls woman will have to serve a couple years of felony probation for insurance fraud.

The U.S. Marshals are warning Idahoans of an imposter phone scam in which the callers trick people into sending them money.

A mother and daughter now living in Idaho will spend time behind bars for a fraud scheme, a U.S. judge said on Wednesday.

Florida is worst but remember it has a very high number of retirees.

Gem State residents, beware: a new tax scam is targeting Idahoans, according to a consumer alert issued on Monday by Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and the Idaho State Tax Commission.

Twin Falls Police are asking the public to help identify a suspect who allegedly defrauded an elderly resident earlier this week

The letter promised a credit extension, as well as a VISA card with a $1250 balance.

The story out of Preston, Idaho suggests the teacher has been feeding hamsters to reptiles for many years.

If you receive a call from someone claiming to be a lawyer who says that one of your family members is in jail and needs money, don’t believe it. Chances are it’s a scam.

The number of attempted scam calls from people claiming to be from Idaho Power Co. have been on the rise recently, according to the utility company.

Federal prosecutors are seeking higher restitution from a western Idaho woman who authorities say performed work as dentist despite being licensed as a dental hygienist. The Idaho Statesman reports 62-year-old Cherie R. Dillon pleaded guilty in January to multiple counts of health care fraud

A former south-central Idaho insurance agent who used customers' insurance premiums for personal purchases has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years of probation.

Elections employees are raising concerns about an interstate program meant to detect voter fraud that they say has led to errors.