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A New Twist on Traditional Festivities The city of Dayton, Ohio, is taking a bold step forward in celebrating Independence Day by seeking to incorporate drone technology into its annual festivities. Despite the cancellation of the traditional Lights in Flight holiday festival for the second consecutive year due to staffing challenges and concerns, the city’s…
Ohio’s Rich Aviation Legacy Takes a New Flight In Ohio, a state celebrated for its aviation heritage from the Wright brothers to John Glenn, a new chapter in aerial innovation is unfolding through an exciting drone program in Trumbull County. This initiative, funded by a significant federal grant, is set to educate and inspire the…
Introduction to the Debate on Drone Use in Hunting Pennsylvania state officials are deliberating a significant change in hunting regulations: the legalization of drones for tracking wounded deer. This proposal, spurred by an incident involving drone use in Lancaster County, challenges existing laws designed to uphold fair hunting practices. The Case That Sparked the Debate…
The Miami Township Police Dept. in Montgomery County, Ohio, is revolutionizing its approach to law enforcement with the integration of Autel drones
The Cincinnati Bengals' game against the Baltimore Ravens encountered an unusual interruption in the second quarter. The cause? A drone...
Recently, Zipline, the leader in drone delivery, and Cleveland Clinic, a top-ranked U.S. hospital system, announced a groundbreaking partnership.
Welcome to your UAS news update. We have three stories for you this week. A drone pilot loses control of their drone over a stadium - not good.
The drone incident ended without catastrophe, as the device left and its operator was arrested. He claimed he had lost control of his drone.
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