Scammers are very convincing and often have your name and address, but there are ways to tell if the correspondence is fake.

A nationwide scam is targeting Kentuckians, and the governor is offering some information about what to do if it happens to you.

Recipients are encouraged to delete messages and avoid clicking fraudulent links.

Law Office of James Medows alerts NY motorists to a highly deceptive text message scam threatening license suspension ...

Scam texts are evolving, but sometimes they're a little easier to spot. The latest scam going around is a DMV group text scam ...

Richmond's Commonwealth's Attorney is warning residents about a scam text message circulating that includes a fake court ...

It has caused such a stir that a North Carolina Courthouse named in the text had to change its phone message. A lot of folks ...

The fraudulent texts cite a notice of default for a traffic violation, assuring recipients that it has not "entered the ...

Texas officials warn of scam texts posing as DMV notices and urging payment. Here’s how to spot them and what to do.

The scam involves would-be victims receiving a text message threatening the suspension of driving and vehicle registration ...

Illinois state officials have warned drivers to be aware of a text message scam that threatens them with unpaid fines and license suspensions, and prompts them to enter personal and financial ...

State officials are warning Pennsylvanians about text phishing scams that threaten the suspension of driving and vehicle registration privileges for not paying a fine or toll violation. The warning — ...