A five-year contract signed in 2025 with Flock Safety is being disputed by residents. They are pushing for the city to exit the agreement due to concerns about privacy and the misuse of technology by police officers.
Reports of police misusing the technology have contributed to the backlash. Residents are rallying against the contract, citing privacy concerns as a major issue.
Further details about the contract and the residents' efforts to terminate it are available from the source, providing more insight into the situation and the concerns surrounding Flock Safety's technology.
Detroit's city council voted Tuesday unanimously to direct the city's Legislative Policy Division to research how other cities have diversified their energy sources and improved energy infrastructure. The vote comes after a tornado devastated the east side last week, leaving thou...
The NCAA says the outcome of Saturday's game between Michigan and Western Michigan will stand, after the Mid-American Conference filed an official appeal arguing a final second should never have been added to the game clock. The MAC sent official appeals to the NCAA FBS Oversight...
Residents in a Ypsilanti neighborhood learned Tuesday night that a longtime homeless encampment behind their homes is now scheduled to be cleared out Wednesday, after a missed Sept. 1 deadline left many skeptical it would ever happen. Neighbors living near Bell and Kramer streets...
WDIV ClickOnDetroit (NBC) - Local News · Sep 9, 2026
FOX 2 has been out and about on campus for hours. Most students say "Go Blue," but they get Western Michigan’s decision to appeal, even though the NCAA’s rulebook states that they’re not changing final scores....
The mayor of Saint Clair Shores says the City Council will work with the City Manager and the Police Chief and in two weeks they'll tell the public what they will do as far as Flock’s future in this community. There are 12 Flock Safety cameras operating in Saint Clair Shores and ...
This Fifth Third Bank at Southfield and 12 is one of the 300 branches which used to be a Comerica. FOX 2 spoke with one man here who says he learned of the change as he rode his bike up and noticed it was no longer a Comerica, and he says others were already here having issues ge...
A merger that has been months in the making happened on Tuesday as Comerica Bank has become Fifth Third. A transition of 300 branches and 600,000 accounts changed overnight, leaving some customers struggling to access their accounts....
New Hampshire primary voters chose candidates for Congress, governor and the 424-seat state Legislature on Tuesday, and incumbents werent the only familiar names on the ballot. Former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu, a Republican, will face Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas in November in th...
The scene on Tuesday afternoon in Washington D.C.s Memorial Circle was serene: cars driving around the loop and planes flying overhead, but otherwise quiet. If President Donald Trump gets his way, that could soon change. Late last week, senior Trump administration officials annou...
A Metro Detroit pizza institution is marking 70 years in business and taking its family recipe from neighborhood storefronts to grocery store freezers across the Midwest. Buscemi's Pizza, founded in 1956 by Paul Buscemi, has grown to nearly 60 locations, with 50 currently open an...
Keep the umbrella nearby Wednesday, but do not put away the sunglasses for long. Metro Detroit is in a brief period of warm, humid, and unsettled weather before a cold front delivers a much more comfortable September feel for Thursday and Friday. Showers develop overnight Clouds ...
WDIV ClickOnDetroit (NBC) - Local News · Sep 8, 2026
More than 8,200 Michigan residents recently got an unexpected surprise in the mail — a new driver’s license with a stranger’s face on it. The Michigan Secretary of State says a vendor error caused thousands of misprinted enhanced driver’s licenses and state IDs to be mailed out. ...
WDIV ClickOnDetroit (NBC) - Local News · Sep 8, 2026
