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Imagine getting an email that makes your heart race, claiming you owe for jury duty. Sounds real, right? Let's talk about what's really happening out there.

An old scam is getting new life in Washington by targeting drivers with threats of fines if they are not paid right away.

A new scam is making the rounds via social media, targeting new parents and offering baby necessities.

A new scam is making the rounds around Washington; this time, it’s a little different than the others.

East Wenatchee Police warn of scam emails claiming recipients owe speeding fines. The emails link to fake payment portals and ask for personal information.

Grant County officials warn of a door-to-door asphalt paving scam using leftover material claims, low prices, and unmarked trucks to target homeowners.

Have you not paid a traffic ticket? Well according to a new scam targeting Washington residents, you have 24 hours to pay, or else.

A new type of scam is circling Washington state, offering easy money if you could help 'data mine'. Here's what to look for in this scam.

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