Dec. 18—URBANA — City leaders have a lot of questions when it comes to an ordinance presented by Aldermen Grace Wilken and Jaya Kolisetty that would require Urbana City Council approval for various ...

The Endicott Police Department revealed new state-funded technology to be used for investigation and prevention on Wednesday, including one which is the first of its kind in the Southern Tier.

In recent years, law enforcement agencies have faced significant staffing challenges, with a notable decline in recruitment and retention rates. A 2019 survey by the International Association of ...

Law enforcement officials are turning to artificial intelligence to help close cases faster and keep officers safe on the streets. Powered by artificial intelligence, Axon's new Draft One product ...

ShotSpotter uses acoustic sensors to detect the sound of gunfire. The technology can pinpoint the location of where the shots are coming from. Police say the information helps them respond to calls ...

Seaside police are introducing two new pieces of technology to enhance public safety and law enforcement. They will be the first law enforcement agency in California to implement this new ...

Garden City police demonstrated the department’s newest technology Wednesday for Gov. Kathy Hochul, gadgets obtained through a $465,000 state grant that will allow police to monitor 911 calls and ...

This guest essay reflects the views of Ralph Clark, chief executive of SoundThinking, a company that helps law enforcement use technology, and former New York City and Boston police commissioner ...

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (KCTV) - At its meeting Monday night, the Overland Park City Council approved a $22 million contract with Axon for updated police technology. Police Chief Doreen Jokerst says it ...

Police body cameras equipped with artificial intelligence have been trained to detect the faces of about 7,000 people on a “high risk” watch list in the Canadian city of Edmonton, a live test of ...