Crime

Police hope that publicizing the images will help them track down the thief who stole Van Gogh's "The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring 1884" from the Singer Laren Museum while it was shutdown.

COVID-19 has stymied nearly all aspects of the drug trade and money laundering processes.

The DOJ kicked of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week with the Monday morning announcement of the additional funds.

Spaulding Decon usually keeps busy cleaning up grisly crime scenes and deaths across the nation. But a different service offered by the company has caused business to spike exponentially.

Federal statistics show 14 inmates and seven staff members at the prison have tested positive for COVID-19.

FBI agents raided the office of a California doctor who prosecutors said sold a phony $3,995 COVID-19 “cure.”

Holmes’ trial was expected to start at the end of July.

A former NSA contractor has asked for prison release because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Here are some indicators to be on the watch for.

The coronavirus pandemic that has crippled big-box retailers and mom and pop shops worldwide may be making a dent in illicit business, too.

The charge has been added to a Los Angeles case that alleges Weinstein sexually assaulted two women in separate incidents in 2013.

By March 30, the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center had received more than 1,200 reports of COVID-19 scams.

Convicted former drug company CEO Martin Shkreli, known as “Pharma Bro,” wants to get out of prison so he can help research a treatment for the coronavirus.

The FBI has enlisted a team of employees specifically dedicated to COVID-19 scams.

"Investigating the Strange World of Joe Exotic" will explore the cold-case disappearance of Carole Baskin's millionaire husband.

Criminals are cashing in on the public’s efforts to stay healthy as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to skyrocket nationwide.

The 11 lawsuits, filed on Friday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, also name executives of the companies.

Joe Exotic was convicted in April 2019 of federal murder-for-hire charges.

Shopkeepers are boarding up storefronts as a defense against riots and looting during COVID-19 lockdowns, and police are reassigning officers to more visible posts.

The prosecution of Wells Fargo executives who oversaw the bank’s activities is seen by lawmakers and investors as one of the final pieces of the scandal’s fallout for the bank.