A large group of Brewers fans gathered in a parking lot outside Tropicana Field more than four hours before the first pitch ...

Flock Safety founder faces doxxing backlash on X as Congress opens probe and EFF slams his 30-to-7-day data retention shift Flock Safety CEO faces doxxing after dismissing privacy concerns on national ...

Flock Safety, an Atlanta-based company worth more than $8 billion, manufactures automated license plate readers (ALPRs), cameras that capture images of license plates and store them in a database that ...

After driving three hours for a job in Lafayette, Indiana, Danny Brooks, an electrician, was hungry. So he stopped at a Chick-fil-A and ordered an original chicken sandwich with fries. Brooks was ...

Flock Safety, which operates controversial Flock cameras now in 49 states, is touting crime clearance rates in cities that use the cameras compared to cities that don't — as a nationwide battle over ...

Flock Safety, the company infamous for selling AI-powered license plate readers to police departments and cities, is reportedly planning to lay off 18 percent of its workforce. Increasingly reviled by ...

The final hearing on Flock in South Windsor on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, drew Dan Piper, left, a teacher and civil liberties activist from Windsor. Credit: Mark Pazniokas / CT Mirror Without public notice ...

The automated license plate reader (ALPR) firm Flock Safety has offered employees voluntary separation packages ahead of its “next phase of growth,” as the firm faces mounting scrutiny from ...