While some Arkansas cities are reneging on a controversial means to conduct surveillance through Artificial Intelligence, Arkadelphia’s police chief says the Flock Safety camera system is here to stay
At least six Arkansas communities have stopped using Flock Safety public surveillance and license plate reader cameras since July 24, but will a backlash ever occur regarding modern life’s other, much bigger privacy encroachments?
This is a roundup of felony charges filed July 10-24, 2026, by the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office
A suspect is in police custody Wednesday after allegedly leading Arkadelphia officers on a 5-mile chase in a stolen vehicle
The surveillance appears on the surface to be an excellent crime-fighting tool, but news outlets this week reported one Arkansas town agreed to remove at least one of many cameras after a family complained it violated their their constitutional rights
The addition of surveillance cameras on Arkadelphia thoroughfares aims to help Arkadelphia police solve certain crimes
