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A Muskogee man is warning others after dealing with a tax scam while running up against the deadline to file.

The new law prohibits law enforcement from requiring officers to make a specific number of arrests or issue a certain number of summons.

More than two months after a catastrophic fire ripped through William Fox Elementary in Richmond, the Richmond Fire Department still has not released findings into what caused the historic school to go up in flames.

On Monday the roof on 468 Fargo Avenue, in Buffalo, started to be repaired, but the current tenant and neighbor said the work came with no notice. It left that driveway nextdoor with a temporary mess that should never have been there in the first place.

The woman said she then withdrew $43,130 in cash and proceeded to follow the scammers convincing instructions.

A Claremore woman is sharing her story after spotting an old scam with a seemingly new twist.

A Buffalo woman recently contacted 7 Problem Solvers admitting she fell for a scam that drained her retirement savings. The retired nurse did not want to be identified, but said a computer pop-up led her to sending more than $43,000 to scammers via wire transfer and Bitcoin ATM.

Spurred on by D.C. gridlock, a movement is growing across the U.S. to shift to proportional representation instead of geographic House districts.

Voters of color are torn between Democratic Reps. Lucy McBath and Carolyn Bourdeaux in one of the most high-profile races in Georgia this year.

Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., announced he will not seek re-election in 2022. Upton, who has served in Congress since 1987, has long supported credit unions.