Flock Safety's 20-camera West Virginia deal grants access to a network of 10 billion plate reads monthly, raising questions about data ownership and search oversight.

Eastpointe has had 18 Flock license plate readers since 2024 and access to search tools. Backlash and concerns have led the city to end the contract.

This story was commissioned by the River City Journalism Fund. Flock Safety’s automatic license plate readers have been hailed as a game changer for law enforcement. But privacy concerns are so ...

Columbus could walk away from a controversial surveillance tool. It doesn't matter. Hundreds of the cameras blanket central ...