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If you get a call from someone claiming to be the chief of police for the city of Twin Falls asking for money, hang up, its a scam.

Solicitors and scammers are getting savvier these days. There's a new scam that uses your relatives to tug at your heartstrings and your wallet that you need to be aware of.

Gem State residents, beware: a new tax scam is targeting Idahoans, according to a consumer alert issued on Monday by Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and the Idaho State Tax Commission.

Idaho State Police say a scam is targeting people listed on the Sex Offender Registry in Idaho and other states.

There seems to be a pretty big influx of spam calls lately. Sometimes they are harmless telemarketers or politicians and other times they are scammers.

The letter promised a credit extension, as well as a VISA card with a $1250 balance.

Twin Falls County authorities are warning of a new jury scam targeting residents.

The next time you see questions pop up on your social media feed, don't answer them. Answering such questions may open the door to hackers and identity thieves.

Idaho authorities say a scam is targeting registered sex offenders attempting to con money away from them.

If you receive a call from someone claiming to be a lawyer who says that one of your family members is in jail and needs money, don’t believe it. Chances are it’s a scam.

Twin Falls residents have reported receiving calls with caller ID displaying their own phone number.

The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office says a recent scam is targeting area doctors. Recently four separate doctors officers informed the sheriff's office that someone had called claiming the sheriff, Tom Carter, is looking for the doctor because he has a warrant for their arrest