Emily Volz is an Anchor and Consumer Investigative Reporter for WJAR-TV, based in Providence, Rhode Island. With a focus on local news, Emily covers a wide range of topics including consumer protection, scams, and trends in the Rhode Island community. Her work has also been featured on WFLA and WNYO-TV.
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A woman shops at a grocery store for Halloween candy. (WJAR File Photo)
An expert said we should be cautious of supposed calls from PACs, or political action committees.
By: Emily Volz
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