phone scam

The Whitesboro Police Department is warning of a scam that involves the police and the request of donations to benefit the "police fund."

New York State Police are announcing yet another plot to rip off older adults in our community, specifically grandparents.

The phone calls look legitimate, and that's because of "phone spoofing" technology. It makes the calls and faxes appear to be from government agencies.

It seems every time we turn around there is a new group of scammers that are calling and trying to get money and personal information. The latest one is claiming to collect donations for police that are affected by the defund the police movement. Here's what to watch out for.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public of yet another scam plaguing citizens of the county.

Two Central New York senior citizens were defrauded out of over $14,000 as a result of a scam New York State Police are calling the "Grandparent Scam" or "Family Emergency Scam."

Did you get a weird voice messageor phone call that says it's coming from the United States Census? Is it legit?

The Ilion Police Department is warning the public of another phone scam making the rounds in the Mohawk Valley.

Ilion Police are warning the public of a potential phone scam using the identity of the police department.

There's a scam going around targeting National Grid customers, this time attempting to wrongfully switch your service.

The latest one to hit the area targets you through a message on social media, email, or even a postcard in the mail.

There are reports of individuals calling people claiming to be from the New York State Police.