The Indiana Attorney Generals office has received around 130 complaints about price gouging on consumer goods over the last several weeks.

Federal officials are warning Hoosiers to watch out for scams related to COVID-19 everything from fake charities to bogus stimulus checks.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says COVID-19 scams have been in the form of robocalls, emails, or online sellers offering cures, tests, or vaccinations. Recently, some have offered help receiving stimulus checks and payments.

Scammers are disguising their phone numbers to mimic IPL's and requesting money from businesses.

Hoosiers reported losing more than $16 million from robocall scams last year. Federal and state authorities across the country announced Tuesday a crackdown on the illegal calls.

A Chicago-based appeals court says a trial judge was right to enhance an embezzler's prison sentence on grounds she took advantage of her Indiana victim's computer illiteracy.

Federal court officials are repeating their warning of a nationwide scam in which callers posing as U.S. marshals or other government officials claim victims can avoid imminent arrest for not appearing for jury duty by paying a fine.

The Better Business Bureau released a study about sweepstakes, lottery, and prize scams and their effects.

The Southern District of Indiana says it has received a surge of phone calls from people victimized by those scams.

Many people want to donate to Harvey-related relief efforts. But they need to avoid scam artists who are trying to get their hands on some of that money. Experts offer advice for giving safely.