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Police in Evansville, Indiana are warning local businesses of a recent phone scam. Here's what you need to know.

With Christmas coming up this week, many might still be waiting on packages to come in. That being said, scammers are trying to cash in on that with a series of scams throughout Indiana.

If you are receiving a lot of fishy text messages, don't worry...you're not alone. One in particular is on the rise in the Hoosier State that you need to be aware of.

Free Beer's investment in the next hit children's TV star did not pay off.

It sounds like a slang word your teen might use, but it is actually another way for hackers to get your information.

Attendees in Glasgow pay £45 to enter an empty warehouse, a stark contrast to the whimsical event advertised as a Willy Wonka-inspired experience.

Many people are selling their tickets online, and you need to be very cautious when purchasing tickets from strangers.

Officials with Animal Control in Evansville are concerned about this deceptive activity to try and take advantage of pet owners.

The Donut Bank Bakery is warning customers about a fake Facebook profile claiming to be theirs and offering prizes that don't exist.

The calls come from an EPD Administration number and claim the potential victim either has been selected for jury duty, owes money, or has a warrant out for their arrest.

Individuals are posing as landlords and property owners and attempting to sell or rent properties that aren't available.

Evansville, Indiana police, along with the Better Business Bureau, are warning of two different scams - one involving phone calls and one using business emails.