From January through June of 2024, law enforcement agencies that report statistics to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting ...

In September 2024, the FBI released data with some retroactively good news: Violent crime declined across the US in 2023. Has that trend continued this year? The FBI’s preliminary information ...

A graph created with data from the Real-Time Crime Index shows a national trend that is consistent with what is reflected in the FBI's larger data set. It includes 2024 numbers, which continue to ...

FBI statistics released in September showed a 3% decline in violent crime nationally, according to CNN, although some experts have noted discrepancies between local crime stats and those released ...

The report collects crime data from more than 16,000 state and local law enforcement agencies who collectively represent about 85% of the FBI's crime data reporting program. Sign up here.

Crime statistics compiled by the FBI and other sources show an increase in violent crime, notably murders, in 2020 and a decline since. A revision to the FBI data this year doesn’t change that ...

The above graph shows that violent crime has dropped significantly since its peak in the early 1990s. Aggravated assault and homicide saw a bump during the first full year of the COVID-19 pandemic ...

The data on the FBI website is presented in the form of a line graph. The crime data explorer page allows users to choose what type of crime they would like to observe, the state, the specific ...

The Real-Time Crime Index is one of a number of non-governmental groups trying to bring a sense of urgency and timeliness to the release of crime stats in the US.

For comparison, the FBI’s latest data, released in late September, shows murders from January to June dropped 23% and violent crime fell 10% compared with the same period in 2023.