There are 111 cameras snapping photos of license plates in Denver. City Council is deciding whether to keep them.
Cameras at about 70 intersections across Denver snapped millions of photos of cars’ license plates and flagged suspected stolen vehicles to police in 2024.
People Are Sharing Their Scariest “I Need To Leave NOW” Stories, And It’s A Lesson In Trusting Your Gut
"I don't know if anything was happening to us, but it was the '90s, and stranger danger was still shoved on kids where I ...
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Teachers Use Google Maps, End Up Stranded in the Forest Surrounded by Wild Animals
Five teachers who relied on Google Maps to find their destinations trusted the application and used a forest road late at ...
Kids’ mischief results in father’s warrant arrest: Olmsted Falls police blotter
On March 30, a caller reported juveniles were banging on his garage door. Two juveniles were detained while waiting for ...
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Americans Call Distracted Driving Dangerous, But Few Admit to Doing It
According to a new Verra Mobility study released for Distracted Driving Awareness Month, 85% of Americans believe distracted ...