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Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (D-MI 12) has introduced a new bill to limit the use of surveillance systems.

In dozens of states around the country, people are vandalizing, blocking and taking down Flock cameras. A surge in such activity underscores the growing resistance to this police surveillance technology.

A college student is suing Genesee County after, he says, the county unlawfully refused to provide him with public records about its use of Flock Cameras.

Sumpter Township joins at least four other metro Detroit communities that have cancelled Flock contracts, including Clawson, Ferndale, Westland, and Milford.

Momentum is building toward stricter regulation for license plate readers — including Flock Safety cameras.

The City of Detroit is weighing proposals that could replace ShotSpotter, the controversial gunshot detection program.

The latest in a series of federal lawsuits over how the University of Michigan handles campus protests is a pro-Palestine student activist who alleges retaliation against his advocacy.

Mallory McMorrow, a Democratic Michigan state senator running for U.S. Senate, wants the federal government to stop companies from using AI to set different prices for different customers.

The police and fire departments in Michigan's third-largest city are launching a program where drones act as first responders, reporting information to officers on the ground.

An uptick of Lyme disease in Michigan shows the importance of tick surveillance, now that tick populations have increased across the state, public health officials say.