How real-time crime centers use drones, live data, and integrated systems to guide officers during emergencies, and search operations.

If you think this is odd, get in line. A new website is providing real-time wait-time predictions for buzzy Manhattan eateries — by paying nearby residents to put webcams in their apartment windows to ...

Poachers once held a huge advantage over wildlife rangers. They moved quietly and struck under the cover of darkness while ...

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A lawsuit challenges San Jose’s network of license plate readers, arguing warrantless tracking of drivers violates the Fourth ...

A class action lawsuit filed against San Jose, California, and its police department Wednesday aims to require police to get ...

Identification of each animal in a collective becomes possible even when individuals are never all visible simultaneously, enabling faster and more accurate analysis of collective behavior.

A growing number of states are making laws to restrict how AI license plate readers, car trackers and police drone ...

Authorities said a motorcyclist who led troopers on a dangerous chase was ultimately caught with the help of helicopter ...

City air pollution often feels like a slow, invisible problem. You can’t always see it, but it shapes daily life in ways people rarely notice. Traffic plays a huge role, yet understanding exactly ...

Niwot has been the model of success in high school track and field in Colorado, capturing nine of the last 12 state titles in the 4A classification. Saturday’s Niwot Invitational features more than 30 ...

Drones have a habit of democratizing technology that was once unattainable by anything short of a company or a government. Aerial photography in particular has been revolutionized by these flying ...