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Illinois authorities are warning residents about a new scam making the rounds that targets drivers with alarming text messages pretending to be from the state's Department of Motor Vehicles.

A State Patrol trooper shares the warning signs and tips that could save you from getting ripped off.

Artificial intelligence is making life more convenient in many ways, but it's also giving scammers a powerful new tool.

These scams are becoming easier and more sophisticated, mainly due to the advances in technology.

Imagine getting a call from someone claiming to be a deputy. It sounds official, but it’s a clever scam that’s been making waves lately.

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Hacked passwords can lead to identity theft, financial loss and more. Avoid using any passwords that are on this list.

Texts like these are pretty common these days - but they are a scam.

The scam targets individuals and businesses with calls and even a visit from a person posing as a company representative.

The scam was reported just ahead of the new year by the Blaine Police Department.