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Imposter scams and fraudulent entity is the number one consumer complaint received by the Oregon Department of Justice (DOJ) in 2023.

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance (DCI) said that consumer specialists will be on-site at the Multi-Agency Resource Center in Knox County,

Here, tenants in the competitive Boston rental market may find themselves paying a broker fee equivalent to one-month of rent to secure an apartment – even if they didn’t choose to use a broker in the first place.

The Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicles Division of ODOT confirmed that an estimated 3.5 million driver’s license and identification card files were compromised when the agency was hacked two weeks ago.

/PRNewswire/ -- Sarah Moskowitz, who during a two-decade career at the Citizens Utility Board (CUB) has advocated for thousands of utility customers and...

The Oregon Attorney General's Office has tips on how to protect yourself following the DMV hack of the driver's license database information.

The Oregon Attorney General's Office has tips on how to protect yourself following the DMV hack of the driver's license database information.

Massachusetts officials are determining their options to deal with a resurfaced for-profit college previously shut down through a cease-and-desist letter.

A convincing website listing student testimonials and degree offerings is posing as a legitimate online university based in Boston.

The Delaware Department of Health & Social Services (DHSS) has resumed the standard eligibility renewal process for Medicaid and CHIP recipients as of April 1, as required by federal law.