Florida's already got more than 100 approved specialty license plates, but this October it's adding more, and changing the rules around trying to get one.

The state has spent a decade tightly restricting how police can use the technology. Other states are looking to its approach as privacy concerns grow.

A controversial camera program is raising questions about whether safety comes at a cost.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — St. Louis County Executive Sam Page is ordering a review of automated license plate recognition ...

The county-level review follows action at the state level. Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed Executive Order 26-18, ...

U.S. Representative Greg Steube introduced legislation Thursday that would bar federal agencies from tapping into networked ...

East Lyme’s police chief says his department is putting its Flock license plate reader program on hold, effective immediately ...

Rep. Greg Steube’s bill would require warrants for federal agencies to access networked license plate reader data and tie DOJ ...

A state lawmaker wants new guardrails on automated license plate readers as their growing use by police raises privacy concerns.

Flock backlash is spreading. These Texas cities are staying put.

Many residents told the Village Board they did not want to live in a surveillance state, fearing their ALPR data would be ...