Money

The FBI Denver Division says more than 200 people in Colorado and Wyoming have been targeted in romance scams totaling more than $32 million in reported losses.

The average American is shelling out an extra $276 a month because of the highest inflation in four decades, according to a new Moody's Analytics analysis.

Couples who married in 2021 paid an average of $266 per guest, according to a new study from wedding website The Knot.

Kellogg's and Operation Homefront are hosting events at some of the non-profit's transitional communities in California.

Similar to Inspiration4, the Polaris Program will raise money and awareness for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. Inspiration4 raised over $240 million, according to its website.

The New York Federal Reserve said Monday that Americans' inflation fears declined for the first time in over a year in January, although concerns over rising prices remained near a record-high level.

Ironsides Macroeconomics director of research Barry Knapp provides insight into escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine and the stock market.

A new study released by Fidelity Investments shows that talking to your sweetheart about finances is not all chocolates and roses.

High shipping costs, rising energy costs, a shortage of materials, elevated commodity prices and rising wages have driven national and state-wide inflation to record levels.

Now that tax season is in full swing, taxpayers who participated in last year’s boom in cryptocurrency and other digital assets like non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are figuring out what it all means for their taxes.

A study shows traffic deaths in Utah declined after the state enacted the country's strictest drunken driving laws five years ago.

President Biden had to decide between competing demands for the titanic sum of frozen assets the U.S. government sat on.

The CEO of Gristedes, John Catsimatidis, said the company plans to place retired police officers outside its stores.

Taxpayers received an average tax refund of nearly $3,000 in 2021, according to the IRS, and it's possible to use this cash windfall to improve your financial situation.