The growing number of drones buzzing through the sky is worrying some residents in Metro Detroit.

Officials say the technology enhances safety, but community voices remain divided on privacy concerns.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Military drones Image by jcs.mil The Joint Interagency Task Force 401 released a guide outlining counter-drone technologies and ...

Dearborn and Warren police departments are using drones to aid first responders. Is the privacy tradeoff worth it?

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Like your phone, a drone can record everything. The question in Hawaiʻi courts is simple. Was that footage captured legally? Here is what state law says about when drone video can ...

We’re talking about the literal buzz being heard by North Texas residents now that delivery drones are soaring through the ...

The South Bend Police Department (SBPD) announced the rollout of its "Drone as First Responder" (DFR) program Wednesday, meaning a drone will now be deployed during police calls to get eyes on a scene ...

Hawaii plans to use "first responder" drones in Waikiki to reach crime scenes and emergencies faster, and privacy advocates are sounding the alarm. Vacation selfies in Waikiki might soon include an ...

ACLU white paper examines drone policy trends, raising questions about access, regulation, and who benefits as drone use ...

FAA’s DiSCVR system links Remote ID broadcasts with drone registration and authorization records, helping law enforcement ...

Privacy is directly related to technology when it comes to drones. Digital cameras have enabled drone technology that can read a coin from several thousand feet ...