Ukrainian interceptors on the market can typically fly at speeds of up to 200 mph, but they'll need to be faster to catch Russia's newer Gerans.

In late December, the Federal Communications Commission set the drone world abuzz with a sudden announcement that all new models of foreign-made drones and critical components would be banned from the United States.

The drones won't be used for surveillance, KPD Chief Paul Noel said. They're meant to inform first responders during a crime or disaster.

One U.S. city has retired its traditional police aircraft and replaced them with drones, including one the department says is the first of its kind.

Over the past two years DJI and Insta360 — two tech giants which have respectively dominated the drone and 360 camera field — have increasingly ventured into the other brand’s territory. After years of making similar performing smartphone gimbals and ...

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission said on Monday it is barring imports of all new models of foreign-made drones and critical components including from China’s DJI and Autel, saying they pose unacceptable risks to U.S. national security.

The British military is launching a new drone degree to train the next generation of engineers who can design, build and operate the technology.

The new federal law around law enforcement taking out drones might result in a new state law to give local, state police clear rules.

The Natchitoches Parish Sheriff’s Office is adding drones to its law enforcement operations as part of what officials call the future of policing. The drones are expected to be deployed in a variety of settings to primarily support information gathering and assist in keeping officers out of dangerous situations by providing aerial surveillance capabilities.