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Another scam is going around the Lone Star State, and this one affects a major part of your life: driving.

Scams in the state of Texas are simply deplorable. Sadly though, they do happen in the Lone Star State. There's so many to list, the amount could fill up the page. Some however, occur more often than others. These scams target many different people, from seniors to young adults...

Some individuals in Texas may have randomly had packages appear on their doorstep that they didn't order. What could it mean?

Texans may have received a text about a package coming their way. But what if that person didn't order anything recently?

Scammers love to find all kinds of different ways to steal you money. That includes a new scam going around Smith County.

If You Receive A Letter Like This In Mail, Just Go Right On Ahead And Throw It Away!

We have an update to a story we told you about back last year where a Tyler man was indicted on federal charges that he pretended to be a military war hero to scam money out of investors.

Sometimes, we miss a call after it rings once. But could that missed call be a scam? Here's how you can tell in the Lone Star State.

Thieves are tricking innocent Texans into helping them peddle stolen vehicles, and you won't know you've been duped until it's too late.

More people in Texas are being scammed on the internet than any other state except for California, according to a new study by Social Catfish. A whopping $606,179,646 has been stolen from a total of 41,148 Texas residents, according to the site's research...