Nearly half of shoppers can expect to have at least one delivery fall victim to porch pirates during the holiday season.

Cyber Monday deals can be the premier buying time for your holiday shopping, but as those items get delivered, thieves are looking to grab them off your doorsteps.

Police say they get a spike in calls this time of year about thefts from people's porches. The RNC has tips on how people can increase their odds against thieves snooping around their property.

Thefts from steps of homes by porch pirates can be a problem anytime during the year, but it really ramps up during the holiday season.

Hoosiers spent millions online shopping on Cyber Monday and undoubtedly some of those items are already on the way. This is also prime season for porch pirates to come along and snag your delivered packages off your front porch.

Retailers are warning Americans to be vigilant about their packages and not let porch pirates steal the holiday spirit,

Unfortunately, it also means it's prime season for porch pirates who are looking for packages to steal. Shawn McDermott said social media pages in his Museum District neighborhood are flooded with videos showing package thieves in action.

To deter porch pirates, police shared a few ways to make sure your packages get to you. President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to shake things up in Washington in his second term. Here are the two main changes he wants to make to Social Security.