LIVINGSTON PARISH, La. (WAFB) - A woman pleaded guilty on Wednesday, June 21, in connection with the 2022 case of recording devices found on school property in Livingston Parish, according to the 21st ...

Jennair Gerardot planned the violence for weeks before murder-suicide. Mark Gerardot says he “never” thought his wife of 24 years would be capable of physically harming herself or another person. But ...

LAS VEGAS (KVVU/Gray News) - A school district employee in Las Vegas has been arrested after a recording device was reportedly found at an area school. KVVU reports that a letter was sent to parents ...

An investigation is underway in suburban Highland Park after recording devices were used in bathrooms at a middle school and a high school. According to a letter sent to parents and faculty, one of ...

An Irvine-based teacher was arrested for allegedly hiding recording devices inside of a local high school bathroom on Monday. According to a statement from Irvine Police Department, 37-year-old Siu ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - An attorney representing the Wisconsin State Senate has sent a letter to the mayor of Green Bay demanding the removal of audio recording devices at City Hall. Late Tuesday ...

In an attempt to combat the disproportionate harm that a statewide court reporter shortage is having on low-income litigants, Los Angeles County’s top judge cleared the way Thursday for electronic ...

Police charged a Jersey City resident after a hidden recording device was allegedly found in a public restroom at the Newport Mall in Jersey City, said the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office. The ...

Nathan Xu’s bootstrapped company has sold more than 1 million AI recording devices that transcribe and summarize the busy days of doctors, lawyers and business people — and he’s just getting started.

A suspect is wanted in Oregon after authorities say a hidden recording device was found inside a fitting room at a clothing store. The Washington County Sheriff's Office released a photo of the ...

BENTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL IN 2005, AND HAD BEEN THE PRINCIPAL SINCE 2015. AN ARKANSAS LAWMAKER IS TRYING TO CLEAR SOME CONFUSION ON A BILL HE INTRODUCED THAT WOULD PUT AUDIO RECORDING DEVICES IN PUBLIC ...