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Pet owners, beware.

The defendant who failed to show up in court recently had his bail reduced from $500,000 to zero.

She responded to a "pop up" on her computer.

The warning comes from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), which says at least one business has been victimized by the scam.

A company known as My Gameday Live has been asking Minnesota businesses to support a local high school football team with sponsorships with marketing services provided in return. The local school has no knowledge of this and is asking to help spread the word of this scam.

Individuals lost over $10 billion due to scams in 2023. Stay informed about the rise in scams happening in Minnesota and use these tips to safeguard your identity and finances today!

The scammer tells the victim that an arrest warrant will be issued if they do not comply.

Scammers never take a day off, do they?

This is happening right now in Southeast Minnesota! #IdentityThefit #Warning #PleaseShareWithFamilyMembers

Some people are speculating that another business created the fake coupon. Do you think a business in Rochester would do that? #Seriously

Why do I hate self-checkouts? Let me count the ways. 1) I have to weigh my bananas. 2) Skimmers are waiting for me. #CheckBeforeYouSwipe #WhatShould3Be?

Federal prosecutors say he took in more than $2.3 million.

Before you fill up that shopping cart with all of those holiday discounts, make sure you aren't getting scammed!

It started with a pop up on her computer screen alerting her to a computer virus.