Kirk makes it clear from the start: regardless of how annoyed or threatened you feel, using a firearm to blast a drone out of ...

Every few years, I get a notice from my insurance company informing me that — usually unbeknownst to me — an inspector has strolled around my property looking for potential hazards or issues of ...

The legal landscape surrounding the use of drones is currently far from clear and many practical questions remain unanswered.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — With the rise of drones lighting up the night sky across the country, some homeowners are growing concerned about their privacy and rights. One News 19 viewer recently reached out ...

Rochester Institute of Technology was named a technology member of the Property Drone Consortium, a collaboration of insurance carriers, construction industry leaders and supporting enterprises. The ...

As companies increasingly turn to drones to make deliveries in rural areas, more people have become worried about the potential for privacy infringements. This worry will fuel a demand for laws to ...

This past weekend, under the patronage of Vice Minister of Transport and Logistic Services and Acting President of the Transport General Authority (TGA), Dr. Rumaih Al-Rumaih, drone parcel delivery in ...

It starts with the distinctive whirring noise or hum that lets you know a drone is near. Eventually you might spot it, then notice its camera seems to be focused into your window or on your backyard.

Besides border surveillance, the state has also deployed drones to surveil First Amendment-protected activities.