Scam

If you're having trouble finding at-home COVID-19 tests in Minnesota stores, that may because some Minnesotans are buying them up to resell at higher prices.

A little more investigating on our end found almost immediately that no team in Minnesota named Magallanes seems to exist.

As if COVID-19 ruining the Great Minnesota Get-Together wasn't bad enough, opportunists are now ruining the fair's alternative summer spectacular with outrageously over-priced tickets.

The Minnesota Department of Health is warning of a texting scam regarding contact tracing for COVID-19.

The coupon claims everyone who shares it will be sent a $75 voucher, but the company notified members via Facebook that this was in a hoax.

The Morrison County Sheriff is warning of some scams that are popping up around central Minnesota.

It never ends, does it?

According to reports, scammers have been able to clone the phone number for Excel Energy.

Scammers have a new angle, and they're getting Minnesotans to fall for it because it's very sneaky and seems legit.

Apparently, Snapchat users across the country -- starting in Massachusetts and moving west -- have been receiving requests from complete strangers.

Those who receive such phone calls are encouraged to note the phone number the call comes in on and report it immediately to police.

A new scam is circulating the Sartell area.