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Privacy advocates are planning to attend this morning’s Michigan Capitol Commission meeting to protest a plan that would see Flock cameras installed in Capitol Square.But those plans are not moving forward.
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Privacy concerns by some area residents have led to the city of Grand Rapids creating new oversight rules for the police department’s license plate reader system
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The new program designed to accelerate emergency response is receiving federal funding
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43-year-old Damon Jearl Bradley was shot and killed on Plainfield Avenue around 7 p.m. on November 15, 2020
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The chair of the Kent County Commissioners, Ben Greene, says police will have a video feed of the community to help fight crime