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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There's a brand new scam that could wipe out your bank account if you fall victim!
While there are serious concerns TikTok poses a national security threat, there's also no disputing the fact that social media site has helped many small businesses grow. (WJAR)
(WJAR) — It feels like we just cleaned up Thanksgiving dinner - and now, we've only got two and a half weeks left to shop for Christmas!
(WJAR) — Gift cards continue to be the most requested Christmas gift.
Hunting for a job is tough enough. Scammers are making the process even more difficult by posing as recruiters. (WJAR)
By: Emily Volz
College financial aid applications for next school year are officially open. But what about all those glitches we saw last year? Are they resolved?
By: Emily Volz
Many of us like to be charitable during the holidays, but expert says scammers are trying to take advantage of our generosity.
By: Emily Volz
Bentley University professor and creator of scamicide Steve Weisman said it's no surprise scammers are trying to take advantage of generosity.
Odometer fraud is a growing problem that’s costing used car buyers a fortune!
Super Saturday, also referred to as Black Friday for procrastinators, typically features some of the best deals of the year.
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