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In the age of social media, scams, and hoaxes have become all too common. But one recent trend has hit Illinois and is particularly infuriating and disturbing.

The Better Business Bureau of Rockford has recently issued a warning to baseball and concert fans about potential ticket scams that may arise during the upcoming season.

Being a food delivery driver used to be an easy and safe way to make some money in Illinois but each year it gets a little more dangerous.

This Illinois thief had a pretty good scam going until the police finally caught up with him and threw the suspect in jail.

Turns out scammers don't like being messed with over the phone. Imagine that.

With the start of winter just around the corner, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning consumers to be on the lookout for a variety of winter scams.

As long as there is money in this world, there will be people trying to acquire it by any means necessary.

There's something odd about how he's playing this instrument at a shopping center in Rockford, Illinois.

I just read a statistic that says the average Facebook user has 338 friends. The stat went on to point out that the average Facebook user is connected to fewer genuine friends than people they've never met in person, which comprises 39% of users' connections.

Romance scams have grown exponentially over the last few years, and they show no signs of slowing down. It's amazing to look at the amount of money that's been scammed from people who are just looking for love.