Flock Safety has begun the process of taking down all automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras in the city of ...

A federal judge on Wednesday challenged an attorney for a Northern Virginia privacy rights organization suing the city of ...

Thus far, Flock has not given us a date for when they will be removing the stationary ALPRs,” said Staunton Police Chief Jim ...

The plan to lease drones as emergency first responders was rejected by two council committees but is still headed to the full ...

A federal judge on Wednesday challenged an attorney for a Northern Virginia privacy rights organization suing the city of Norfolk over its Flock Safety surveillance system.

The initiative would have been funded with $500,000 in state aid that now may be lost unless a contract is salvaged.

"The city of Staunton has been notified by Flock Safety that the contract was officially terminated as of Jan. 8, 2026," reads the press release.

Utah lawmakers will be returning to Capitol Hill on Tuesday for their 45-day 2026 legislative session — and already the list ...

The Ravens have decided to go with a familiar face in former defensive coach Jesse Minter as the fourth head coach in the ...

It was a day of movement and anticipation across the country as parents flocked to school gates with children reporting for ...

Rhode Island State Police are working with local officials and police leaders on a network of license plate-readers along ...