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The Wyoming Department of Health is warning residents to be cautious of online companies promising extra speedy access to Wyoming vital records.

Police say the scammers are reaching people via Facebook Messenger through profiles that have been compromised.

Black Hills Energy is warning customers about a company claiming to be partnering with the utility on solar panel rebates.​

An unnamed Laramie business received a phone call this week from a person claiming to be an employee requesting a change of account form for direct deposit.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming is warning customers about a nationwide wave of robocalls that claim to be from the insurance company.

The scammers are becoming more sophisticated, and are now mimicking the Black Hills Energy Customer Service Center number on caller ID.

If you still have concerns about the legitimacy of a call, you can call the company's published 24-hour, toll-free customer service number, 1-888-221-7070.

Cheyenne police are, once again, warning residents not to fall for a phone scam in which people are trying to raise money for the department.

The Albany County Sheriff’s Office is urging people to be cautious after some Albany County residents were recently exposed to scam phone calls.

The department says anyone who receives an unscheduled call from a caller who asks for personal information should immediately call their caseworker to report the call.

Call central dispatch at (307) 235-8278 you encounter the "Casper Utilities Collection Department" or similar scams.

Multiple fire departments from around the state are reporting a phone scam asking for donations.