Scam

Scam text messages are once again being sent to Texans.

Nobody likes scams in Texas, especially ones that target your phone.

As a business, have you received an out-of-town or out-of-state order, the "customer" then pays with a bogus credit card and you end up getting ripped off twice? It happens all the time, and today Texarkana Texas Police are sending out their latest Scam Alert on this very topic.

When you're taking a road trip through Arkansas this summer or any town for that matter pulling into a gas station to pump gas has become very dangerous.

Texarkana Arkansas Police have alerted us to a new scam that you should know about, especially if you're a business owner here in Texarkana.

Concerned, the woman went to ask customer service about it, and according to the post, the Walmart employees told her it was a new scam going around. And here's how it allegedly works....

Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal issued a new Scam Alert late last week and Texarkana Texas Police have also put out a reminder on its Facebook page about scams that we should all know by now. However, sadly, if the scammers are still doing them, then they are still working.

Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal has issued the following Scam Alert about an old scam with a new twist.

The Texarkana Texas Police Department warns Texarkana residents to please not to play the recent social media games.

There is a new email scam that a few of us at work have received about your upcoming stimulus check and we wanted to let you know about this scam.

The Better Business Bureau is reminding people about possible puppy scams that seem to be increasing in our area.

My mother called me to her house for a message she had on her phone that I need to share with you.