Chad Davis

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed an executive order to establish safeguards for automated license plate readers, like Flock Cameras.

Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order to create safeguards around Flock Safety camera use. The move follows months of debate on Flock cameras over safety and privacy concerns.

It’s been almost a year since St. Louis emo band Foxing announced its hiatus. During that time, lead singer Conor Murphy decided it was time to return to his solo project, Smidley, whose latest album, "Murphy Horse," comes out next Friday.

Nearly 580,000 Louisiana Medicaid patients are being reshuffled as the state narrows down to four insurers for 2027.

A Hollywood, Florida woman living with a rare brain vascular condition is pleading for federal immigration authorities to release her husband, who

Earlier this year, Al Schad took an interest in digital privacy and security. Inevitably, they came across a technology that has found itself at the center of bipartisan uproar: Flock Safety cameras.

Public media survived the loss of federal funding, but is survival enough? In his September “Innovation in Practice” op-ed, E&P columnist Chad Davis contends that public media is at a pivotal moment that calls for the DIY spirit of punk and a willingness to rethink what public media can be. Davis explores how collaboration with nonprofit newsroom, filmmakers, game developers and other nontraditional partners could help usher in public media’s next era.

Most Midwestern states have little to no regulations of Flock Safety cameras or other automated license plate readers. As surveillance companies face bipartisan backlash, that is likely to change during the next legislative session.

Ferguson City Council members have approved a proposal to redevelop the former Emerson campus and data center after months of controversy and criticism from residents.

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