PHOENIX — Phoenix has implemented artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline its 911 system, allowing human dispatchers to focus on life-threatening emergencies while AI handles routine non-emergency ...

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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Starting on Monday, 911 callers in Phoenix will hear a new option when calling in an emergency. Phoenix 911 operators on emergency and non-emergency lines will start asking “Do ...

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DETROIT – Residents across two city council districts in Detroit may notice something different when they call for help with neighborhood issues: the person on the other end of the line isn’t a person ...

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Emergency calls can be stressful, and in some instances, it's easier to show than tell what’s going wrong. That’s why Apple shipped an emergency live-video option with iOS 18 last year, and why Google ...

We continue to ask questions about a problem property on St. Paul’s North End we first told you about last week. From weapons to drugs and robbery, police records show more than 250 911 calls to a ...

HUNT, Texas (KXAN) — Calls from panicked camps along the Guadalupe River in Texas, where hundreds of young children were visiting, were among the 911 calls from the deadly July 4th floods released on ...

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to include a statement provided by Camp Mystic requested before but provided after publication. HUNT, Texas (KXAN) — Calls from panicked camps along the ...

Authorities are releasing hundreds of 911 calls from the deadly flash floods that devastated parts of Texas Hill Country on July 4, killing more than 130 people, including dozens of young campers.