DES MOINES, Iowa — An email that appeared to be a legitimate bill for a public works project could cost an Iowa city $655,000, prompting State Auditor Rob Sand to warn local governments about scammers targeting taxpayer money. According to an advisory from Sand’s office, a city clerk reported receiving a fraudulent email requesting electronic […]
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