Todd Maxon News Today

While at first glance the Michigan Supreme Court case of Long Lake Township v. Maxon, appears to be a simple zoning dispute with a Fourth Amendment twist, the real impact of the case may ultimately...

While at first glance the Michigan Supreme Court case of Long Lake Township v. Maxon, appears to be a simple zoning dispute with a Fourth Amendment twist, the real impact of the case...

Evidence suggests police departments are increasingly using drones, including as first responders to emergency calls.

Michigan lawsuit over local government’s drone use in zoning dispute could jumpstart limits for fast-evolving issue across the US.

TRAVERSE CITY — National privacy advocates concerned drone use has outpaced the law, are keeping an eye on a local court case, argued this year in front of Michigan’s highest

LANSING – As surveillance technology expands across Michigan, law enforcement agencies want to expand their strategies with it, finding new ways to conduct

TRAVERSE CITY — Type “herding cattle with a drone” into an online search bar and anyone not in the ranching business should prepare themselves for some astonishing videos.

A man is embroiled in a legal disupute with the township he lives in after it hired a drone photographer to spy on his property.

A first-in-the-nation case continues to unfold in Michigan, as the state's highest court mulls whether a township violated a family's Fourth Amendment rights.

FLINT — What’s the minimum effort a homeowner in Michigan needs to make, to keep their property from being surveilled with a drone — Chain link fence? Solid privacy barrier?