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A local contractor is on felony probation on Wednesday night after taking thousands of dollars from a Volusia County couple but never starting their kitchen renovation.

An 80-year-old Lady Lake woman lost nearly $150,000 after crooks posing as government employees tricked her out of money she received from a life insurance policy following her husband's passing.

A lawsuit claims corporations conspired with each other to raise lot rent prices at manufactured home parks.

An Orange County couple lost their life savings after falling victim to a deceptive vehicle sale that began on Facebook Marketplace.

Residents who live in a Paso County manufactured home community are suing the property owner due to significant lot rent increases. According to the lawsuit, some residents saw a rent increase of 126% in one year.

Fake job offers are increasing, and a local man shares his story about falling victim to a sophisticated job scheme promising high pay but delivering nothing.

Cocoa Beach man loses nearly $2.5M in devastating crypto investment scheme

Volusia County detectives arrest a 56-year-old on charges of organized scheme to defraud and grand theft.

Fake ads and websites are costing people thousands of dollars, according to the Better Business Bureau. Here's how to spot the fraud.

The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Cybercrimes Unit has made history.

Last year Floridians lost tens of millions of dollars to romance scams, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

Central Florida school districts are starting the year with tighter budgets, despite billions in federal funds recently released after being frozen during the Trump administration’s review of the education budget.

When creating her profile, Norelyz Maldonado-Lutz says her email address somehow became visible on her public page. Scammers were waiting.

The seller added they had no showroom or inspection area and conducted all sales online.

A devastating digital heist has left U.S. Air Force veteran Brandon Paige without his life savings.

Scammers are using a new tactic to trick people into believing they can claim money in tariff relief, according to a cyber security expert.

A Central Florida's car rental company is under scrutiny after a U.K. tourist, and others raised concerns about unexpected charges and withheld deposits.

As mobile home residents deal with skyrocketing lot rental fees, experts recommend an affordable option when it comes to mobile home parks.

Scammers are increasingly impersonating bank employees, leaving innocent victims devastated and, in some cases, out of their life savings.

Federal mortgage giants are helping corporate investors acquire mobile home communities across Florida, leading to dramatic lot rent increases, a News 6 investigation reveals.