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Federal prosecutors in Pittsburgh have charged 18 people in 13 separate indictments with fraudulently obtaining prescription painkillers from government insurance programs then re-selling them on the street.
Two men suspected of making black market credit cards are in jail after being arrested in Butler County.
A man federal prosecutors say was victimized in an overseas, online romance scam has pleaded guilty to wire fraud for stealing more than $1.4 million from two Pittsburgh-area companies whose funds he controlled.
A Pennsylvania woman charged with purposely and repeatedly dislocating her shoulder so she could get painkillers is scheduled to plead guilty.
Wendy's says it is investigating reports of "unusual activity" on payment cards that had been used at some of its restaurants.
A 73-year-old woman has been charged with stealing more than $75,000 from her former employer.
Ann Harris had nothing to say Tuesday after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud the IRS.
The director of a charity set up to help children dealing with serious illnesses is accused diverting money from the program to himself.
Fifteen Chinese nationals -- almost all in their 20s -- have been indicted by a Pittsburgh grand jury for using fake Chinese passports and hired test-takers to take SATs and other standardized exams in order to gain admission to American universities.
The new credit card with a chip is a response to all those credit card breaches at stores like Target, Kmart, Staples, and Home Depot.
Officials have issued a warning about a scam that tries to trick you into revealing your credit card information.
The former head of a Pittsburgh-area hospice used patients who weren't terminally ill to collect millions of dollars in false Medicare and Medicaid billings, according to a federal indictment.
It's tax refund season and Raymond Grey was expecting a $2,000-plus check from the IRS, but now it's unclear if that check will ever arrive in the mail.
TurboTax says it has temporarily stopped processing state tax returns due to an increase in fraudulent fillings.
Former State Rep. Jesse White of Washington County is in hot water again.
By all accounts, the breach of Anthem, an Indianapolis-based Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance company, was stunning.
Authorities say a local car dealer stole hundreds of dollars from his customers and left them without valid registration paperwork.
Federal authorities have charged a man with leading an international counterfeit money operation based in the African nation of Uganda, and shipping bogus bills to the Pittsburgh area and other locations in the United States.
When Eugene Askey showed up at the District Magistrate's office in Jeannette for a preliminary hearing on one scam, Westmoreland County detectives were waiting to arrest and charge him with scamming five more residents from May to October of this year.
It's called spoofing.
A Sheraden woman is facing charges, accused of stealing hundreds of dollars from a blind woman she supposed to be caring for.
When GetGo customers pull up to the gasoline pumps at at least one GetGo in the region, they are greeted with a notice, alerting the customer to thieves who are asking to borrow customers' Giant Eagle Advantage Cards.
Five Nigerians have been indicted in connection with a tax return fraud case.
The IRS released a statement saying it is not affected by the "Heartbleed Bug," or aware of any related security flaws.
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