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AARP Arkansas is warning older people and their families to be aware of a jump in fraud, scams and identity theft, especially on social media. An expert says 18% of all fraud complaints from Arkansas last year had to do with identity theft, and recommends 'freezing' credit reports at all three credit bureaus as a precaution.

Kathy Stokes, director of Fraud Prevention Programs at AARP, talked about the latest fraud tactics, and why it’s so important for victims to report these crimes.

Scammers keep scamming. Miliions of dollars are lost nationwide annually. How to protect yourself from becoming a victim and stay informed

Learn about the latest information on fraud trends and resources to protect yourself by attending a fraud awareness event hosted by Daytona Beach International Airport. The free event will take

A few ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo without costumes or bad catchphrases.

/PRNewswire/ -- May is Older Americans Month – a time when the country pauses to recognize the contributions of past and present older persons to the country....

Criminals have so many ways to getting in touch with us these days. According to new data from the Federal Trade Commission, the winning entry path in 2022 was the internet. About one fourth of fraud reports indicate the contact method was an online...

Google My Business: A Laramie citizen received a call from a 559 area-code claiming to be Web Listing Pros saying that her company’s website wasn’t showing up correctly on Google My …

Boston residents have paid tens of thousands of dollars for masonry, driveway, paving, chimney, basement, roofing and fence repair; only to be left with worse damage or little to no improvement.

To let local senior citizens know "they're supported by us in the community,” La Jolla Town Council President Jerri Hunt invited a panel of experts to speak about the various services they provide to the community's elder population.