identity theft

If you are trying to ride the thin line between your child having a personal identity and not getting picked on this is for you.

Last summer Tyler police were warning of identity theft involving unemployment benefits. Now the criminals have upped their game and there's a new type of identity theft coming and it's much more shifty. This is what you need to watch for.

Tis the season for scams, and the last thing you need is to hand over your credit card information to a criminal that's posing as Santa. But how will you know?

It's an ongoing thorn in our collective side. The ongoing festival of confusion that is driving us all to varying shades of madness: Managing our passwords.

Identity theft is rampant, and thieves will not hesitate to rummage through trash to find any type of personal information. Take proactive steps to protect your credit.

The state of Texas is selling our info, and they've made $2.7 million on it since 2010.