Are you fascinated by the chilling world of true crime? This spring, feed your obsession with a subscription to Crime Monthly Magazine, the perfect companion for anyone captivated by the darker side ...

As the genre has boomed on cable, the incarcerated have found themselves watching more and more of it. By John J. Lennon John J. Lennon filed this story from Sing Sing Correctional Facility in ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — A dramatic change in policing is taking place in the basement of the Columbus Public Safety Building. From burglaries to murders, the Real Time Crime Center provides cops with ...

Editor’s Note: This is part four of four in a series. The other parts of the these series can be found at the bottom of this article. COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus Police leadership says the Real ...

Providence police have launched a new Real Time Crime Center, using a network of cameras, license plate readers and drone feeds to aid in crime response. The center emphasizes reactive rather than ...

RIVIERA BEACH — Riviera Beach is once again leaning on its "Real-Time Crime Center" to quickly address crimes in progress or ones that were recently committed. The RTCC, a collection of security ...

Netflix is one of the best streamers for watching true crime stories. With twisted tales ranging from murder and abduction to theft or fraud, the platform has enough docs to keep you hooked for a long ...

In August 2025, Netflix has been a little light on premiering new true crime series — so that’s given the Watch With Us team the opportunity to travel back in time and highlight some of the best shows ...

It’s been up and running for over a year and it’s staffed 24/7, but on Thursday morning, police in Fairfax County, Virginia, opened up their Real Time Crime Center to outsiders for the first time. It ...

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — The Little Rock Board of Directors received some pushback on Tuesday night after the real-time crime center appeared on the agenda. The center first opened in 2022 with the ...

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — The DeKalb County government announced that, in addition to its new investments in police salaries and staffing, it’d be breaking ground on a real-time crime center on Friday.

Fictional crime-fighting shows have their place: they’re comforting, fast-paced, and just dramatic enough to keep us glued to the screen. But let’s be clear — they’re not documentaries. In fact, if ...