Fraud

A 24-year-old Shreveport woman was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison by a federal judge for conspiracy to commit bank fraud, including against USAA Bank — formerly based in San Antonio and now located in Phoenix.

The ongoing global pandemic has provoked an onslaught of misinformation, fraudulent behavior, conspiracy theories and anti-Asian rhetoric.In a time of…

Consumers might want to keep their photo IDs handy when they use their credit cards in 2018. That’s because of a new law that allows businesses to request…

U.S. officials say the firm sold mortgage-backed securities based on loans that were a lot riskier than they were supposed to be.

SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio man who ran law firms in Texas, Arkansas and New Mexico has been accused of stealing settlement money and identity theft.…

Land of the free and the home of the hacker? Why Texas ranks top for e-fraudsters. Also, echoes of the D.C. sniper attacks with random shootings in…

Over the course of the past two months, accusations of scandal, mismanagement and calls for resignations have embroiled the state's Health and Human…