Some Home Depot and Lowe's stores in Connecticut reportedly scan license plates in parking lots using automated readers tied ...

A Maryland woman said the license plate numbers on an old car her husband refuses to get rid of ended up winning her a ...

License plate recognition tech has become a lightning rod. Public safety is not about choosing between privacy and protection ...

Flock cameras capture images that law enforcement uses to compare plate numbers against plates of stolen cars or cars driven ...

While she was looking at the eyesore one day, she decided to use the situation to win some cash,” Maryland Lottery said.

License plate readers aren't spy tools; they help keep Maricopa County safer. Real-time alerts mean deputies can react faster ...

Lowe’s and Home Depot are ramping up surveillance in store parking lots in states including California, Texas and Connecticut ...

Cincinnati planning commissioners acted on a new $800 million plan for the Banks on Friday that includes two high-rise residential buildings Cincinnati day treatment program tied to $15.2M Medicaid ...

Law enforcement in nearly every state used Connecticut Flock data in 2025 before a new state law curtailed access.

License plate reader technology has been in use for decades, but new programs are making investigations more efficient in finding and arresting violent criminals.