Top Stories
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10.18.2019
Hate Crime Perpetrator Sentenced
An Ohio tenant who painted racial slurs and imagery on his former rental home is now serving a federal prison sentence for hate crimes.
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10.15.2019
A Georgia man who used phishing techniques to steal celebrities' credit card numbers and use them fraudulently has been sentenced to prison for his crimes.
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10.10.2019
Leo James McClairen: An Unheralded Pioneer
As the FBI’s first African-American special agent in the Deep South, Leo James McClairen served with distinction and paved the way for future generations of minority investigators and professional staff.
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10.06.2019
Samuel Little: Confessions of a Killer
The FBI is seeking the public’s help in identifying some of the victims of Samuel Little, who has been confirmed as the nation’s most prolific serial killer after confessing to 93 murders between 1970 and 2005.
Podcasts and Radio
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10.17.2019
FBI, This Week: Joint Campaign Aims to Prevent E-Skimming
The FBI, the United States Secret Service, and the Department of Homeland Security have joined forces to mitigate the growing threat of e-skimming attacks.
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10.10.2019
FBI, This Week: FBI Cyber STEM Program Expands Nationally
As the FBI and its partners encourage Americans to take proactive steps to enhance their cybersecurity during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an FBI program aimed at preparing students for careers in cybersecurity expands.
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10.07.2019
Wanted by the FBI: Seeking Information About Catholic Church Arsons
The FBI and its law enforcement partners are seeking information regarding arsons at three Catholic churches in El Paso, Texas.
Featured Video
Reporting Cyber Crime is as Easy as IC3
This public service announcement featuring actress Kirsten Vangsness, who plays tech-savvy FBI analyst Penelope Garcia on the show Criminal Minds, is intended to promote awareness of Internet crimes and scams and encourages the public to report suspected criminal cyber activity to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
National Press Releases
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10.16.2019 Luis M. Quesada Named Special Agent in Charge of the El Paso Field Office
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10.10.2019 FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich Returns from Overseas Travel
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10.09.2019 FBI Co-Hosts Ninth Annual EU-U.S. Explosives Experts’ Seminar
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10.06.2019 FBI Confirms Samuel Little is Most Prolific Serial Killer in U.S. History
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09.30.2019 FBI Releases 2018 Crime Statistics
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09.27.2019 Director Christopher Wray Returns from Overseas Visit to South Korea and Japan
Featured Photo
Parachute from D.B. Cooper Case
One of the parachutes left behind by D.B. Cooper. Cooper asked for four chutes in all; he jumped with two (including one that was used for instruction and had been sewn shut). He used the cord from one of the remaining parachutes to tie the stolen money bag shut.