Scam

As our second COVID-19 relief package rolls out nationwide, scammers are taking advantage.

The scam has been reported as far back as 2019.

A second stimulus check is being rolled out nationwide which has led to a new wave of scams.

If you spend your holiday break looking at social media, you'll likely see posts that promise to give away prizes and it's easy to get enter. Be careful, it could be a scam.

This is only a scam that could fly in 2020.

If you get a call, text or email claiming that your Amazon, Netflix, Paypal or any account has been compromised and action is needed, don't panic. It's likely a scam.

According to the Duluth Police Department, several people have reported the scam.

Scammers are posing as two companies we know and love.

With the news that a COVID-19 vaccine is on the way, it didn't take long for scammers to try and capitalize on the situation. However there are things you can do to avoid getting ripped off.

Most have switched to a work-from-home setting amid the pandemic.

The scammers are targeting residents of the area, especially the elderly.

With the holiday season in full swing, here's another thing to look out for.