Technology

Genesee County leaders are considering new rules for license plate reader cameras that have expanded across Mid Michigan. A proposal would require federal agencies to obtain a warrant before accessing data collected by the cameras.

Lawmakers in Michigan are debating age verification and parental control requirements for teen social media accounts.

A major new data center planned for Saline Township is moving ahead after months of fast-tracked approvals. Supporters highlight jobs and revenue, while critics worry about the speed and local impact.

About 200 people attended a public forum to address the future of the Mundy Township megasite.

The team behind ChatGPT just picked Michigan for a $450 billion data center project. The massive Saline Township facility kicks off in 2026, bringing jobs and tech innovation to the state.

Parking at FNT is about to get easier with Metropolis’ drive-in, drive-out technology.

Mowing Michigan's freeway system just got easier and safer thanks to RC lawn mowers operated from up to 50 feet away.

Imagine a drive where your phone stays untouched—Michigan’s latest law is making that a reality, and the early results are eye-opening.

How soon could a statewide ban on cell phones in school go into effect?

Michigan cellphone customers who are part of one of the largest data breach settlements in History will soon begin receiving checks.

A global influence and major player in the world of technology is eyeing a new Michigan location part of a $500 billion dollar investment here in the United States.

If you've spent any time surfing the web over the past six years, you're probably eligible to take part in a $115 million settlement with Oracle.