Patrick Nelson

Many of our viewers have contacted us about suspicious winning sweepstakes letters they’ve received. One local couple says the people behind these fraudulent letters are getting more aggressive.

Cyber experts say artificial intelligence is here to stay as more and more people and companies look for ways to leverage the technology. Conversations now aim to establish standards for the tech.

The next time you get a notification claiming to be from your bank, you may want to go the extra mile to confirm it’s really the company you trust with your finances.

Fraudsters are sending emails about large unexpected charges to PayPal accounts hoping consumers will call them to dispute the phony charge.

Have you received a random text message, or note on social media offering you an opportunity to be a secret shopper? A local family says they quickly learned the offer is too good to be true.

Over the years, News5 has talked with people who say they've gotten the offer to become a secret shopper through a random text message, but in most cases it ends the same way:

Federal investigators say in most cases it starts as an imposter scheme aimed at making people scared about their money and account security

More details are emerging about Intel’s Lunar Lake microprocessors, including naming and first chips.

Sara Tisdale has built successful programs at Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan, she now will launch FSU lacrosse.

Host Patrick Nelson sits down with economist and blogger Bryan Caplan to discuss the economics and ethics of housing deregulating, immigration, and adjacent topics.