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Police in Prosper, Texas, are using drones to respond to calls.

While the use of surveillance technology by Michigan law enforcement agencies has increased, many said they were wary of using AI.

The New York City Police Department extended its contract with the ShotSpotter service for three years in a deal worth $21.8 million.

The Elk Grove, California, Police Department has been granted permission to use drones within an exceptionally large area of airspace.

Police in Nashville, Tennessee, want access to surveillance cameras operated by businesses to aid in their investigations.

Digidogs and robocops and throw bots — oh my! New York City Police Department has added yet another robotic tool to its arsenal.

Washington state Chief Privacy Officer Katy Ruckle says she’s worried people may become too trusting of AI’s outputs after the technology improves.

San Francisco’s police chief said drones have led to arrests and that they can be credited with decade-low levels of crime in the city.

The ransomware group BlackSuit says it publishes hundreds of sensitive police files after the department refused to pay its ransom.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul this week announced that nearly 400 public safety agencies will receive funding to purchase new technology, like drones and gunshot-detection systems.