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A former D.C. government manager admitted in federal court Friday that he accepted more than $500,000 in bribes and kickbacks as part of a long-running contracting scam.

The pursuit of Lee Shelton began the moment the convicted sex offender was released from prison.

New internal control measures and a background-check policy have commenced in Prince William County’s information technology department to prevent corruption in an organization rocked by scandal two months ago.

A D.C. technology manager accused of operating a complex bribery and kickback scheme had more than $4,500 inside pajamas he was wearing when he was arrested last week, and he told an informant that he had given $100,000 in cash to his mother to take back to his native Turkey, federal prosecutors…

With the economy faltering, Prince George’s police and the county’s nonprofit Crime Solvers organization are preparing to roll out a campaign to remind residents that although crime doesn’t pay, helping to solve crimes just might.

With the economy faltering, Prince George’s police and the county’s nonprofit Crime Solvers organization are preparing to roll out a campaign to remind residents that although crime doesn’t pay, helping to solve crimes just might.

When the Maryland State Police lab told her that the evidence didn’t contain enough bodily fluid for a complete DNA profile, Shelly Progovitz was crushed. A man who had brutally raped a 12-year-old girl behind a middle school in Waldorf in 1996 and then tied her hands and feet and forced a sock into…

AP - A blogger suspected of streaming songs from the unreleased Guns N’ Roses album “Chinese Democracy” on his Web site was arrested Wednesday and appeared in court, where his bail was set at $10,000.

It’s not the Emmy Award-winning “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” but computer forensics holds a growing lure for law firms and human…

Businesses could be forced to contribute to the funding of a national police internet crime service, according to new plans from the Home Office….