identity theft

Jim Yates and Ann Lucas say you need to take the time to go over your credit reports closely to protect yourself from identity thieves.

Cheyenne police are warning the public about a recent rise in identity theft cases in which thieves are opening Sprint accounts in the victim's names.

Another meth dealer received 11 years of imprisonment not only for selling the drug but also for having a firearm by a person convicted of domestic violence.

A man is facing up to 40 years after allegedly stealing credit card information from three men and using it to purchase nearly $12,000 worth of jewelry.

Two of the defendants were from outside Wyoming.

With tax season just around the corner, the Cheyenne Police Department is warning taxpayers to be on the lookout for scammers trying to cash in.

There is nothing like shopping from the comfort of your own home, if you're not into getting out and fighting the crowds. But you need to be aware of bad traps on the internet.

A spokeswoman for the Internal Revenue Service is warning people about the threat of con artists who steal Social Security numbers and use them to falsely claim refunds.
Karen Connelly with the agency's Denver office says in many cases all the thieves need is a name and Social Security number...

How many people do you know that have been a victim of some sort of identity theft. I personally know of someone dear to me who was a victim and it's not fun.

State felony charges have been dropped against three individuals arrested on suspicion of identity theft, and the trio will now face charges on the Federal level.