Police use more than just phones to identify and track suspects. See how they do it
Cellular and GPS data are far from the only resources in a criminal investigator's arsenal. The other technology at their disposal might surprise you.
Trump will test immigrant protections in Sacramento — one of first sanctuary cities in US
The City Council approved resolution 85-973 in December 1985, proclaiming the city a safe haven for refugees and prohibiting city employees from asking about individuals’ immigration status. At the ...
ksn.com on MSN2h
Man accused of shooting at family sledding in Tennessee: authorities
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. ( WKRN) — Thousands of people across Tennessee spent Friday enjoying the snow, but for one family in ...
Trump is trying to seal the border while his czar ‘tempers’ expectations for mass deportations
With President-elect Donald Trump's so-called border czar, Tom Homan, vowing Chicago will be "ground zero" for their plan for mass deportations, a recent Chicago Police Department advisory has offered ...
LIVE
The latest on Trump’s presidential transition
As Donald Trump and his team get ready for Inauguration Day on January 20, the president-elect continues to announce picks for key roles in his administration. Follow live updates.
How The Enquirer reported on police use of geofence warrants, privacy concerns
A geofence is a service that uses GPS data to create a perimeter around an area to see who was there. It's use by police has led to court challenges.