The Denver City Council approved the city contract with Axon by a single vote. Flock's contract with the city expired today.

Denver City Council just gave a one-year contract with license plate reader, Axon, the green light.

This week, Denver City Council will make a decision that goes to the heart of a basic responsibility we all share: keeping ...

Mayor Mike Johnston, whose administration proposed the Axon contract, has been an ardent supporter of the license ...

PARISH, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — If you’re a car person, you know every detail matters—the paint, the engine, and yes, even the ...

Denver City Council narrowly approved a new system to track vehicles across the city with a 7-6 vote, replacing the city's ...

Jake Skorheim calls on Gov. Ferguson to enforce the new license plate law on toll roads, addressing privacy concerns and ...

Used with proper oversight, license plate cameras can help solve crimes. But Kentuckians shouldn't have to choose between ...

The town will use automated cameras affixed to school bus stop arms to find potential violators and issue $250 fines.

Duval County Public Schools is rolling out new technology to crack down on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses — ...

Duval County Public Schools is rolling out new technology to crack down on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses — ...

Traffic cameras and mobile data are being used to map city pollution in real time, giving cities a powerful new tool to track ...