scam

If it doesn't feel right, it's not.

Yakima Police officials are warning about a phone/email/text scam that's happening in the area.

If you're NOT expecting a package, there is NO reason to click on it.

Remember, if something is too good to be true, like getting $85,000 for free, it is probably too good and, more than likely, a scam.

uthorities say a "concerned citizen" recently told Officers they received a call from someone saying their Pacific Power bill was overdue.

If you get the UPS fraud email especially when you aren't expecting anything from the company delete it. You can also report the email to fraud@ups.com.

The fire district says they don't sell branded merchandise ever.

"You have 30 minutes to pay or we're shutting you off!"

The U.S. Government recently announced its plan to give citizens up to $20,000 of student loan relief.

The fake country music star said it was his house and anything inside belonged to his cousin.