scams

Ever see something to good to be true? Yeah some folks were going into restaurants claiming they had a free meal for two and Texas Roadhouse had to issue a statement.

The scammers are back at it with a new way to try and steal your information.

The WFPD has issued a warning to citizens concerning a phone phishing scam.

Now that tax time is here, WFPD wants to remind citizens that scammers will be trying to steal your money and identity.

Wichita Falls police are warning the public, especially local businesses, about a new scam making the rounds locally.

The Wichita County Sheriff’s Office is advising area residents to beware of a phone scam that’s making the rounds again.

The Wichita Falls Police Department is warning residents about a new phone scam that tries to convince you a loved one has been kidnapped.

Clicking on a private message from a friend that says "You are in this video" can compromise your Facebook security.

The Federal Bureau of Investigations is warning North Texas residents to be aware of a phone scam that causes the phone number of the Wichita Falls FBI office to show up on caller ID.

A new cell phone scam is hitting people by simply making them say a single word.

Do you have a friend on Facebook who's invited you to be part of a Secret Sister Gift Exchange? You'd think this would be a great idea, but before you sign up, you need to know a few things.

The Wichita Falls Utility Billing Department has said that the text messages asking residents to pay their utility account balance are NOT a scam after all.