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A Bossier Parish businessman has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for laundering COVID relief funds to pay off personal gambling debts.

A federal grand jury has indicted former Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Jack Montoucet on multiple charges, including conspiracy and wire fraud, related to a kickback scheme involving online education contracts.

A local educator misused pandemic relief funds, leading to a probation sentence and raising concerns about oversight of government aid.

Louisiana Walmart customers who have recently purchased a telephone or service plan, check your paperwork and your bank account for possible fraud.

A Baton Rouge woman is headed to federal prison after defrauding COVID relief programs. She’s one of hundreds charged in a $10 billion nationwide scam still unfolding.

Dr. Henry Goolsby, his wife, and their clinic will pay $450K to settle Medicare fraud claims over improper neurostimulator billing. Read the full case details.

All EBT cardholders are being advised to take immediate action to protect their accounts after skimming devices were detected at multiple retail stores across Louisiana.

Beware of scammers posing as rental car reps offering too-good-to-be-true deals that require payment via gift cards.

Discover how you can safeguard your personal information and prevent identity theft with tips from the BBB.

The St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office has arrested a Lafayette man after he allegedly exploited an infirmed person totaling over $500,000 in theft

Six Louisiana men are facing charges of hunting contest fraud and could be facing jail time if convicted for alleged cheating in two wild hog hunting contests.

If someone calls from State Police wanting your money don't believe them.

The Federal Trade Commission has identified two Louisiana towns as hot beds for crimes such as credit card fraud and ID theft. Those two towns have one really big thing in common.

A Tyler, Texas man got 11 years in jail for stolen valor ... the longest sentence ever given under the stolen valor act.

If You Receive A Letter Like This In Mail, Just Go Right On Ahead And Throw It Away!

Louisiana State Police are asking you to be cautious as another scam aimed at victimizing people is using their name to do so.

A Ville Platte councilwoman has been indicted on charged of forgery and fraud.

The man is wanted for several high-profile fraud schemes.

If a contractor is doing work on your home, office, or any other property you lease or own, make sure he/she is licensed.

The 30-year-old obtained over $1.6 million in PPP loans, which he spent some of on expensive vehicles and nights-out at strip clubs.