Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias has asked for an investigation into a suburban Chicago police department for ...

GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Police in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo say they do not use license plate readers to check on immigration violations. Both agencies released statements Friday, June 6 after a ...

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South Carolina’s standard license plate design for 2026-2032 will honor the state’s role in winning the American Revolution 250 years ago, where over 200 battles were fought.

Austin, San Marcos debating future of automated license plate reader programs Flock cameras scrutinized over privacy concerns and data access Community members took the stand one by one during ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis voiced her support on Tuesday for continuation of the city’s automatic license plate reader (ALPR) program. During that same city council work ...

The Moose Plate is by far the most popular, with 12,781 registrations in 2024. Proceeds from the this plate go towards programs like the N.H. State Parks’ Historic Sites Bureau and the N.H ...

Texas police used nationwide license plate reader network to track woman who had self-managed abortion. Johnson County Sheriff’s Office says use of tool called Flock was to protect health of mother.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) gained indirect access to a vast network of AI-powered license plate reader cameras operated by Flock Safety, according to documents reviewed by 404 ...

The most popular specialty license plate in Vermont is the conservation loon plate. In Vermont, there are two types of special fund plates: conservation plates and the Building Bright Futures plate.

How much do charity license plates cost in Rhode Island? The plates cost $42.50, with $20 going to the charity. Renewals are $32.50, with the charity typically receiving $10.

Spring Township, Pennsylvania Police Chief Bryan D. Ross shows how the license plate scanner in his duty vehicle works, on January 16, 2019. (Photo: Lauren A. Little/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via ...