Homer Glen will store data obtained from its license plate reader cameras for seven days in an effort to balance public safety with some residents’ concerns over an intrusion of privacy. The village ...

(TNS) — When Waterford Township Police Chief Scott Underwood asked the township's Board of Trustees earlier this year to approve technology that would improve his department's license plate reader ...

The City of Vicksburg is deploying license plate reader cameras around the city in an effort to help fight crime. Mayor Willis Thompson announced the city is partnering with Flock Safety. They will ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... License plate readers are a good and valid tool for public safety Re: “City keeps license plate cameras,” April 1 news story I was relieved to see the ...

Tempe is testing a new license plate reader system from Axon amid privacy concerns over its current provider, Flock Safety. Critics have raised concerns about Flock Safety's data being accessed by ...

The Pierce County sheriff’s office deactivated its estimated 200 automated license plate readers Tuesday morning, saying the devices affixed to most deputies’ patrol cars cannot comply with the new ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Gov. Bob Ferguson has signed the Driver Privacy Act, Senate Bill 6002, into law, creating new statewide rules for automated license plate readers ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- If you own a car and drive it, chances are your vehicle has been captured on camera by any one of the thousands of plate readers across Illinois and the country. These high-speed ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Traffic cameras. Automated license plate readers. The ABC7 I-Team examines serious privacy concerns. The data being collected. Allegations of illegal use by police. Are license plate ...

Automated License Plate Readers, known as LPRs, are a growing technology used in thousands of communities around the country, though backlash against them is growing. ALPRs are AI-powered cameras used ...

The Modesto Police Department says its automated license plate reader system was improperly connected to multiple federal agencies, despite a California law restricting how that data can be shared.