Drones and remote control systems are becoming a critical tool in Alaska for keeping residents and first responders safe.

Timothy Glassett, Alaska's statewide avalanche and artillery program manager, says he's hopeful that drones, roadside sensors and other commercial products will allow the state to move away…

From federal accessibility requirements to emergency response upgrades, these six issues are likely to shape government technology decisions in the coming year.

The National Fraternal Order of Police urged Congress to authorize state and local law enforcement with more power to stop criminal drone activity.

A Michigan bill would prohibit drones from being operated near sensitive facilities and provide law enforcement with easier access to drones' registration data.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is testing a new drone and artificial intelligence system that could redefine how the state monitors waterfowl.

A new pilot program at Red Rock Correctional Center will test whether drones are effective at stemming a rise in smuggling.

The initiative builds on the Federal Aviation Administration's previous efforts to reduce regulatory barriers for drone and electric vertical takeoff.

A proposed change marks a major change in drone regulations.

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