Real Time Crime Center

Aldermen needed an extra meeting to be able to accomplish all they wanted to before the current session adjourns on Monday. But the five-hour meeting also included some heated exchanges.

The bill directs unused funding for police overtime toward new and repaired cameras and the fiber needed to run them.

Mayor Tishaura Jones stresses importance of looking at racial equity in surveillance programs.

This summer, the St. Louis region made national news after more than 15 children were killed by gun violence in four months, leaving city leaders…

St. Louis aldermen will try again this year to develop policies that control the use of surveillance technology in the city. A committee could vote this…

Dayton, Ohio-based Persistent Surveillance Systems developed its aerial surveillance system to help the military in Fallujah. The company’s CEO, Ross…

St. Louis' homicide level remained unchanged in 2016 compared with the previous year — 188. At the same time, aggravated assaults and other violent crimes…

The streets committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen on Thursday approved legislation that would extend St. Louis' fiber optic network and fund the…

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police will get a new tool this summer to help battle crime. Media got a preview Thursday of the Real Time Crime Center, on the…