Those digital codes you get on your phone when you log on to some sites and services are designed to prevent fraud. But now bad actors are using those same codes to perpetrate a crime.

Data breaches happen, and accounts get hacked. So, what do you do if you find yourself facing this increasingly common type of cybercrime? FOX5 Investigates has some answers.

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D.C. police are investigating after a man and a woman were shot and killed near the Capital Jewish Museum Wednesday night.

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On Sunday, three D.C. juveniles escaped from a facility in Pennsylvania where they were in the care of D.C. Youth and ...

Circle K’s discount blitz is returning Thursday to San Diego County locations, giving drivers 40 cents off per gallon at the ...

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has concluded its inquiry into the deaths of twin brothers Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir ...

Father Joe’s Villages is set to transform the old skydiving center in San Diego’s East Village neighborhood into 164 affordable housing units, marking a significant development in ...

Students and staff at Sachem High School East are on edge after being informed they may have been exposed to tuberculosis.

The NYC area is set to be drenched with heavy rain this week. In addition, temperatures will be well below normal. Here's what you need to know.