Category: Recalls and Alerts
Police trying to identify human skeletal remains discovered in Vero Beach woods
Law enforcement provided a reconstruction of the unidentified man whose bones were found scattered in the Indian River County woods off of U.S. 1
Scientists warn of powerful and potentially disruptive solar flare activity beginning today
Powerful solar flare activity capable of causing radio blackouts and interfering with short-wave communications has been forecast for today, Monday, July 17. Those solar flares are predicted to possibly be […]
Officials warn that newer evolutions of Fentanyl are posing deadlier threats than ever before
We’ve been warning that Fentanyl has been hidden in marijuana and heroin – but it’s now finding its way into vape pens and pills targeted toward younger audiences
Cybersecurity experts share tips on how to avoid getting scammed when purchasing products online
… using purchases made on Facebook Marketplace and Depop as examples
Artificial Intelligence: Voice cloning scams are on the rise, here’s how we protect ourselves
… victims say, “the voice on the phone seemed frighteningly real.”
Money expert shares riskiest digital payment methods and ways to avoid scams and fraud
How To Avoid Debit Card and Credit Card Fraud, and, Security Tips regarding your Credit Card Information, Apple Pay, Google Pay, more . . .
IRS ‘Text Scams’ on the rise: Financial experts share the red flags you need to know
Tips for spotting and avoiding IRS scams
2023 Hurricane Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday now in effect through June 9
Check out the Disaster Supply Kit checklist. A second tax free holiday schedule for Floridians runs August 26 through September 8
Memorial Day Weekend 2023: Police across the land are watching out for impaired drivers
The National Safety Council (NSC) estimates that 469 people may die on U.S. roads this Memorial Day holiday period.
Flesh-eating bacteria living in the seaweed blobs landing on Florida beaches
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the ocean . . .
