ATF News

Two gang "takedowns" over consecutive days in Los Angeles resulted in the arrest of 38 reputed gang members and associates suspected of selling guns and drugs, federal and local law enforcement officials ...

Security camera footage shows a figure carrying an object, approaching the Wal-Mart entrance.

The investigation into the sale of stolen merchandise by local businesses continues to widen.

A marijuana grow house, guns, a black market supplier for prescription drugs and investigators say an Altamonte Springs police officer was behind it all.

The Bush administration wants to set the stage before leaving office for developing oil shale in the Rockies that could yield up to 800 billion barrels of oil.

Altamonte Springs Police Officer Clay Adams and his wife, Robyn, have been charged in a federal drug case.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is investigating a suspicious device discovered in a storm drain Monday morning.

Authorities announced a $10,000 reward for information on the apparently random shooting death of a Rancho Cucamonga woman on the 10 Freeway in March.

Richard Chase was formally introduced today as the first full-time special agent in charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' new Denver field division.

Investigators say it's an unusual case. While there have been no reports of stolen explosives, up to 20 "explosive chubs" are believed to be in the Wichita area.

The early-morning fire that destroyed the Agape House pregnancy counseling center has been determined to be arson, and the investigation into the matter is continuing.

An 18-year-old Blue Earth man arrested Monday, July 14, apparently told others at Crescent Apartments he was making bombs in his apartment.

Federal agents and San Bernardino police officers executed federal arrest and search warrants on Thursday that resulted in the arrest of 13 individuals.

A Fruitvale man whose home was raided by authorities in November will not be charged in connection with the seizure of more than 150 of his guns.

Two Wichita men have been charged in federal court with possessing explosives that were stolen earlier this week.

The trafficking and manufacture of illegal explosives is the subject of a multi-agency investigation in Franklin County.

Whether it's a handgun, an exploded firecracker, or a bullet fragment, chances are Xtra the black Labrador retriever will find it long before any hawk-eyed detective will.

By MIKE GELLATLY Staff writer Two Beech Island residents are in federal custody after a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms raid of their home discovered eight firearms, including an AK-47, an illegal "drum ...

Chattanooga Fugitive Investigators and ATF Agents have arrested Montez Menifee at the In Town Suites on Lee Highway.

Calvin Manis pleads guilty to misdemeanor; Trial for remaining 22 firearms-related charges still to come By Brad Hicks / Staff Writer Local pharmacist and Barbourville City Council member Calvin Manis pleaded ...