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Another round of severe storms like Wednesday afternoon and evening
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’This is a no go for us’: Milwaukee residents share concerns...
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‘Praying we get through tonight’: Horicon braces for more...
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Packers Hall Of Famer Antonio Freeman watches son Alex play for...
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Heavy storms knock down iconic Culver’s Blue Barn off of Highway...
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Local restaurant says business is down by half because of National...
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NFL clashes with Wisconsin congressman over games moving to Amazon,...
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Lawyer says more victims come forward after OB-GYN is accused...
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Milwaukee County warns fuel costs could create $1 million budget...
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Horicon sees ’substantial’ storm damage as severe weather...
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30pm Update: Warnings and Watches are Expired
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Tosa Greek Fest prepares for 57th annual event this weekend
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- During the current inflation, the COVID-19 pandemic and the unemployment rate rising, many people are turning to payday loans for short-term financial solutions. But this can lead to a rise in scams.
CBS 58 was joined by Lisa Schiller, who is the director of investigations and media relations for the Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin, to tell us more.
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