An impostor allegedly stole $751,430 from a Colgate-Palmolive employee's 401(k) by calling the recordkeeper and changing the account contact information.

He alleged that he would receive instructions on creating bank accounts for the sole purposes of engaging in fraudulent activity, including moving money and buying Bitcoin.

A Delray Beach Police Department officer pleaded guilty to petit theft in Palm Beach County court on April 16, following an ...

Right now, Netflix has not officially renewed Berlin for Season 3, at least not in any formal way. A bunch of entertainment reports that came out after Season 2 dropped indicate the series was sort of ...

Remember Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS? I don’t know whether somebody figured it was a bad look while Americans ...

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A Lowell man recently pleaded guilty for his role in a wide-ranging bank fraud scheme that stole more than $1.1 million from ...

The former GM of Adobe Auto Sales was placed on probation for stealing thousands of dollars from the business under the guise of social media marketing work prosecutors said was never done.

Car insurance costs are rising, but Consumer Reports says drivers may be able to lower premiums without losing needed ...

A former property manager for the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority has been accused of charges related to the ...

One of Netflix‘s popular crime thriller TV shows has finally returned with an all-new, exciting season, more than two years ...

A Concordia Parish woman has been arrested after an investigation into suspicious bank activity uncovered alleged fraud and ...