Concerns about privacy and potential misuse of technology have led to reduced access to Flock camera data. The number of outside agencies able to access this data has been sharply reduced, from over 1,500 to 202. All of these agencies are located within Texas.
Sharing of Flock data with federal partners has also been stopped. The Flock cameras, equipped with license plate readers, provide real-time information to help locate vehicles tied to crimes and find missing people.
Further details are available about the changes and the future of the Flock camera network, which includes over 670 cameras, with some set to be deactivated due to loss of state funding.
A Flock license plate camera representative assured the Dallas City Council that new auditing checks are in place following statewide funding pauses, while police defend using the cameras to solve violent crimes and find missing people....
If you plan on attending the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas this week, your general admission ticket requires you to ride a bus from Grand Prairie to reach the event....
A Forney daycare worker faces child endangerment charges after a 5-year-old was left locked inside a hot bus at Arka Montessori for two hours in triple-digit heat....
There will be plenty of security on both the ground and in the sky during this week's RNC Midterm Convention in Dallas, including a fleet of Secret Service drones to see what human eyes can't....
Authorities in Miami identified the five people killed when an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway while landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday, crashing into vehicles and catching on fire....
Republicans will hold its first ever midterm convention in Dallas this week and the program will feature several key Texas Republicans as the party looks to rally and unify voters ahead of the November elections....
The Dallas FBI Field Office shared insight into the reported decline in violent crime both in the U.S. and in the North Texas region. According to the agency’s 2025 Crime in the Nation Report, there were 1.1 million violent crimes reported nationally, a decrease of 9.3% from 2024...
