Public defenders in Virginia will soon begin training with JusticeText, a platform that during testing halved evidence discovery times.

Footage from all incidents in which an officer uses deadly or serious force will be made available to the public, the mayor's office said.

Independent investigators with both the city and Axon, the device maker's parent company, will search for answers.

A yearlong study by Northeastern University showed "small but meaningful benefits" that are now encouraging further investment in the technology.

From railroads to sewers to paved roads, cities must improve their infrastructure to avoid fading away. "Smart city" upgrades add a different dimension to the story.

After a waiting period, recordings of critical incidents will become public, but old recordings will not fall under the new policy.

A panel of experts at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, say institutional barriers are blocking progress promised by new technologies in policing.

Other jurisdictions around the country are reporting a similar trend.

Lawmakers may form a task force to consider a new policy that would restrict public access to police body camera footage involving people with mental illness.

Linden, New Jersey's former police chief says body worn camera footage was instrumental in transforming his department.