A newly-elected member of West Virginia’s House of Delegates was among the rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol today. Derrick Evans, R-Wayne, livestreamed and then deleted videos from inside the...

The horned man in question is none other than 32-year-old Jake Angeli, a familiar face at pro-Trump rallies and a purported QAnon conspiracy theorist sometimes referred to as the “QAnon Shama…

Richard Barnett of Gravette is seen in a now infamous photo lounging at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's desk after storming inside the Capitol on January 6.

Other artists, including Paul Stanley and Lamb of God’s Mark Morton, condemn the protest that left four dead

The mob that forced Congress to flee organized on both obscure and mainstream sites.

Social media profiles connected to Ashli Babbitt were almost singularly focused on radical conservative topics and conspiracy theories.

The man captured in a viral photo taking a lectern from the U.S. House during Wednesday’s attack on the Capitol has been identified as a Parrish resident.

“Baked Alaska,” aka Tim Gionet, hasn’t lived in the state in years. But his online identity trades off his roots in Alaska.

A Texas attorney who videos appear to show participated in the violent mob that took over the U.S. Capitol was terminated by his employer Thursday morning.

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A Boise man who stormed the U. S. Capitol building is speaking out about his actions. Photos from Wednesday’s siege of the U. S. Capitol building appeared to show Josiah Colt...

Aaron Mostofsky, whose father is Kings County Supreme Court Judge Mostofsky, entered the building wearing fur pelts and a bulletproof vest and carrying a riot shield he said he found.

One of the pro-Trump extremists who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday and was recorded leading a mob through the building as Des Moines-native Doug Jensen.

Nick Ochs is founder of “Proud Boys Hawaii,” a far-right extremist group.

In the wake of violent riots that rocked Capitol Hill, ties to Indiana began to emerge across social media.

A tattoo artist from Roselle and a CEO from Inverness were arrested in D.C. after a violent mob stormed the Capitol.