scams

The scam targets SNAP recipients amid the current government shutdown.

The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about this scam.

This scam appears very real for two different reasons.

As authorities work to recover lost funds, residents are urged to stay alert. Real banks will never ask you to send cash unexpectedly.

This scam seems more legitimate than others, leading one Minnesotan to almost fall for it.

The scam was reported a short drive from Duluth - but is happening all over the state.

Have you received a text like this? Unfortunately, it's a scam.

Scammers are ruthless these days and this is a great example of that.

Many Minnesotans have already lost money, and the scam could possibly spread throughout the state.

Scammers may be using unsuspecting rideshare drivers to threaten victims into handing over money, according to a warning from a local driver.

With technology these days, it's not that hard to fall for a scam like this.

This in-person scam means you have no chance of ever getting your money back.