The Wichita Police Department (WPD) is warning the public about a phone scam with individuals calling and asking for gift cards or money to avoid being arrested for outstanding warrants.
The Garden City Police Department issued a warning about a scam in which businesses and residents have received calls threatening to have their power disconnected.
The Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office issued a warning about a scam in which a caller identifies himself as being with the “Sedgwick County Sex Offender Unit.”
The Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a scam involving individuals identifying themselves as employees of the Sheriff’s Office.
With a third round of COVID-19 stimulus funds heading to residents, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt reminds Kansans to be cautious if they’re approached regarding the funds.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said fans celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs’ second consecutive Super Bowl appearance need to take time to make sure they don’t fall for scams involving the sale of counterfeit Chiefs Super Bowl merchandise or tickets.
The Wichita Police Department issued a warning of a phone impersonation scam in which scammers claim to be officers with the department. It’s an old scam that is recirculating.
Since mid-November, the Kansas Department of Labor reported that it’s stopped about 2,335 fraudulent unemployment claims each day. The fraud largely includes someone filing a claim in the name of someone else who didn’t actually file.
U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister on Friday issued a reminder for Kansans to be vigilant against scam artists using the COVID-19 pandemic to exploit consumers and organizations and to cheat disaster relief programs.
Denise Groene with the Better Business Bureau joined Eyewitness News Tuesday, Sept. 15 to warn about a scam ramping up during the COVID-19 pandemic. The scam concerns notices that you’ve missed a package delivery.
Monday, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt issued a warning for Kansans to be on the lookout for scam artists seeking to profit from the generosity of others.
The Wichita Police Department (WPD) is warning the public about an email scam involving LinkedIn that claims to be from the City of Wichita Mayor’s Office.
FactFinder 12 warns you to be on alert for scammers making calls concerning your social security number. The scam isn’t new, but it’s again making the rounds.
The Kansas Department of Labor issues a warning that scammers are creating fake pages or profiles on Facebook, disguising themselves as KDOL employees and commenting on KDOL posts, claiming to be able to assist with unemployment insurance (UI) claims.
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is warning registered Drug/Violent/Sex offenders about false calls they may be receiving a Deputy Bradley Cooper.
