cameras

The motion-activated Flock Safety cameras take a picture of the back of a vehicle as it passes. Police use that information to look for vehicles suspected of being involved in criminal activity.

Law enforcement laud the cameras' effectiveness in solving crimes, but the American Civil Liberties Union worries about "mission creep" as cameras become more common.

A Super Bowl ad touting Google Pixel 6 Real Tone technology as a way to properly capture darker-toned skin explains the problem with past technology. On today's Tech Tuesday we'll discuss adjusting our cameras to appreciate every skin tone.

Columbus Police released body-camera footage after an officer punched a civilian in the throat, giving more context to a cell phone video that went viral…

Columbus Police officials say the process of equipping officers with body cameras is ahead of schedule and should be completed by early summer.In 2015,…

Minecraft is one of the most popular video games of all time and is unique in how it allows children to creatively build their own virtual worlds.…

Ohio's most populous county is applying for hundreds of thousands of dollars from the federal government to pay for body cameras for its sheriff's…