Scams

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson took her gubernatorial campaign to Muskegon to lay out her vision for state tourism, some Michigan Republicans are raising alarms after an online video that purports to confirm a non-citizen's presence on the state's voter roll, and more.

Fraudsters have reportedly used spoofing technology to make the caller ID appear to be from a legitimate source.Scammers ask for account credentials or personal information, which they can use to access and even drain accounts

After President Trump approved disaster relief for Michigan residents affected by April’s severe weather, FEMA officials are warning residents to be aware of fraud and scams

Michigan's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is supporting Michigan fairgrounds with $525,000 in grants, Michigan's clean energy standards would go away under bills passed in the Michigan House of Representatives, and more.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is urging seniors and family members to be vigilant against fraud in recognition of “Older Michiganians Day”

100 years of the National Cherry Festival, Valentine’s Day Scams, summer camp with guests from Camp Roger and Camp Scottie, The book ‘Good Kids,’ and the author of ‘Searching for Normal’

Marni Gibson joins us

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The Attorney General’s office is warning Michigan veterans of a scam targeting their benefits

To help Michigan residents protect their wallets, packages and more this holiday season, the State Attorney General is highlighting a few consumer alerts starting this week