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Scams on the internet are a normal threat anytime we open a web browser or check our email. A dangerous scam is going around that you the parent need to be aware of that may lead your teen into some dangerous activities.

I remember the Sticky Bandits from 'Home Alone', but this is not that. Three banks in total have been hit by this person.

The recent discovery of human remains in a deserted part of Arizona is making me question my long-held beliefs about serial killers.

The FBI El Paso Field Office is warning the public of the potential for criminals to defraud individuals seeking federal student loan forgiveness. Scammers will aim to solicit personally identifiable information, financial information, or payment from potential victims using fraudulent websites, emails, texts, or phone scams.

The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this suspect.

True crime lover of El Paso unite

Spending more time at home and online has caused Internet scams to increase.

Check out this video of a guy running from authorities in Canutillo. Spoiler alert, he stops running when he gets tazed.

Federal and state agents raided a series of massage parlors in El Paso.

Best of luck!

Late Friday evening on May 8th, the FBI El Paso account sent out a tweet to thank those El Pasoans who reported the threats through the right channels.

The FBI have arrested 57-year-old Travis Wayne Vavra is connection with flyers that were being posted about getting boys to come ride in his truck with him. This isn't the first time Vavra has done this.