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QUINCY — The Gray Gallery at Quincy University is hosting the visual work of current and former faculty of the school in a free exhibition running through Sept. 22.

"The availability of naloxone might be the difference between a recovery or an untimely and unfortunate death," Police Chief Greg Peterson said.

Some think that they can prevent confrontations from escalating. Civil-liberties groups are sceptical | 1843 magazine

When it comes to tough-to-hit targets with a bow, perhaps nothing compares to a fast-flying duck.

Increasingly common license plate scanning technology may be tracking everywhere you drive? Here's who has your travel data.

Photo: marcoventuriniautieri/Getty Images In March, the president of Rekor Systems Inc., Robert Berman, told investors that 2020 was a “transformative year.” The surveillance tech company’s platform, Rekor One, which converts regular cameras into automated license plate readers (ALPR), had proven alluring to cash-strapped state governments during the Covid-19 pandemic. Oklahoma, which has seen its tax revenue plummet alongside falling oil prices, announced a statewide rollout of Rekor One...

SAN FRANCISCO—The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is pleased to announce it has received the James Madison Freedom of Information Award for Electronic Access for its groundbreaking, crowd-sourced Atlas of Surveillance, the largest-ever collection of searchable data on the use of surveillance technologies by law enforcement agencies across the country. The Atlas, launched in July, contains data on more than 7,000 surveillance programs—including facial recognition, drones, and automated ...