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- Aug 20, 2026
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Scammers Posed as Her Credit Union and Took $42,000. Now She Is Suing VyStar Over How It Handled the Fraud (opens the original)
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A Jacksonville woman says scammers posing as her credit union convinced her to surrender her debit card, then drained roughly $42,000 from three of her accounts in a matter of days. Now Mary E. Maier is suing VyStar Credit Union, arguing that warning signs appeared before she ever received the impersonation call and that the credit union later failed to properly investigate her fraud claim. The lawsuit, filed Aug. 14 in federal court in Jacksonville, says unknown people gained unauthorized acces
Taylor Farms Says a $32 Million Scheme Funded Chefs, Chauffeurs and a Hawaii Home (opens the original)
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Taylor Farms says the former president of its Tennessee operation used company payroll, vendor invoices, reimbursements and credit cards to divert more than $32 million for himself, his family and others. The federal civil lawsuit names Brian Thure, his wife, Julie Thure, purported contractor MTS Building and Electrical, and its principal, James McPherson. Thure led Taylor Farms Tennessee from approximately 2012 until March 2026 and controlled its finances, hiring, vendors, accounting and daily
A Caller Says a Credit Card Was Opened in Your Name. Hang Up Before You Check (opens the original)
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A caller says someone opened a credit card in your name and offers to help close it before fraudulent charges appear. The account may be fake, but the warning could also point to real identity theft. Someone with access to your name, Social Security number, birth date and address may have applied for credit without your permission. The safest first step is the same in either situation, end the call. Do not press a number, call back or provide information to the person who contacted you. Check th
CVS Settlement Exposes a Costly Insulin Pen Refill Problem (opens the original)
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Hawaiʻi will receive $617,160 from a national CVS Pharmacy settlement resolving civil allegations that the company submitted false claims tied to insulin pen refills and dispensing practices. The settlement includes the United States, the District of Columbia, and 35 states, according to Maui Now and the Hawaiʻi Department of the Attorney General. Hawaiʻi Attorney General Anne Lopez said the recovery came through the state's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, working with other state Medicaid fraud un
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