The text will falsely claim that you owe money for unpaid fines, and that you must pay immediately in order to avoid having ...

In a letter Friday sent to former 60 Minutes EP Bill Owens and ex- CBS News and Stations boss Wendy McMahon, plus the ...

A pay-for-delete agreement is a credit repair tactic that could help erase collection accounts from your credit report. It ...

TROY — Troy Mayor Camella Mantello intends to remove City Hall from the fifth floor of Hedley Park Place in less than two years. The Republican city leader and acting Corporation Counsel Richard ...

Mark Fernwood We must revive bills Re: “Consumers will pay if we punish Big Oil” (Page ... and reduces strain on emergency services. Letters: State’s leaders are the cause of our high ...

DeWine must do something about school funding. Re the letter by Allison Dunlap entitled "My money shouldn't pay for your kids," May 16: Wow. Just wow. Someone else's taxes paid for Allison’s ...

Letter: My property taxes have soared to $18,000. DeWine must do something about school funding. Many of us need to continue to work to pay for basic living expenses. Need a break? Play the USA ...

My money shouldn't pay for your kids Although I am not a current ... Share your thoughts in a letter to the editor of 200 words or less emailed to letters@Dispatch.com. Include your address ...

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Your report on how the Phoenix pay system refuses to die got me wondering what will it take to make the government accountable for its huge financial bleed: $3.15 billion and counting. If this ...

San Bernardino County officials are warning residents of a scam involving fake lien payment letters. The letters, which appear official, falsely claim recipients owe money and must pay immediately.