Tax season brings with it a spike in tax-related fraud, such as scammers trying to convince consumers to pay their taxes using iTunes and other gift cards.

The FBI is asking the public to report tips about Ten Most Wanted Fugitive Eduardo Ravelo regarding his involvement in three murders that happened seven years ago this month.

Transnational organized crime groups are becoming more brazen against U.S. companies in their use of a sophisticated scam known as business e-mail compromise, or BEC.

The FBI leads many different types of task forces across the country and beyond to eradicate the production of pornography, abductions, and sex trafficking of children.

The National Crime Information Center, or NCIC—which provides instant and vital information to the country’s law enforcement agencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year—marks its 50th anniversary this year.

The new FBI Wanted mobile application provides the public with quick and easy access to profiles, photographs, and more about FBI wanted fugitives.

The FBI's new labor trafficking initiative educates local and state workers responsible for inspecting and licensing certain industries on how to spot indicators of the crime.

Security is a significant part of the game plan for Super Bowl Sunday. The FBI has been preparing for the NFL signature event in Houston, Texas for three years.

January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and the FBI is stepping up its efforts to combat the crime at large events that can draw traffickers among the crowds.

Criminal enterprises steal, repackage, and resell products to less-than-reputable retailers—and the items are often expired, contaminated, and cut with other products, creating health implications for consumers.