The FBI’s latest tool to track down evidence knows how to use her nose: Iris is a 2-year-old black Labrador retriever and is the FBI’s first electronics detection dog.

The digital age brings national security, public safety, and privacy concerns to the national forefront.

The FBI says an increasing number of Americans are becoming victims of romance scams originating from West Africa.

An FBI-produced documentary draws attention to the prescription drug and heroin epidemic in the United States.

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life, legacy, and a visit to the civil rights leader’s national memorial in Washington, D.C. are part of a course at the FBI Academy.

Economic espionage—the stealing of trade secrets for the benefit of a foreign government—is on the rise.

Sextortion is a criminal act that happens—usually online—when an offender uses coercion to obtain photographs and/or videos that are sexual in nature. In Lucas Michael Chansler’s case, he used the Internet to victimize nearly 350 teenage girls.

Twenty years ago this week, 168 people—including 19 children—were killed in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.

The FBI, together with its law enforcement partners and the private sector, is committed to combating human trafficking.

The Pittsburgh FBI reflects on one of its favorite moments of 2014, one that does not involve making an arrest, cracking a case, or finding a fugitive.