ShotSpotter is an auditory gunshot detection system that notifies police of gunfire within a minute. Here's how it works.

The Columbus Department of Public Safety is on track to spend more than $6 million on ShotSpotter since signing on in 2018.

ShotSpotter operates in Columbus and more than 170 American cities, but many have dropped the service which detects gunfire ...

The gunshot detection technology, ShotSpotter, is still active in the city but will be shut down in 30 days if the contract ...

A man was shot and left for dead in a parked car in Trenton on Thursday night, officials said. A notification on the ...

Law enforcement officials with the Utica Police Department have launched an investigation into a report of gunfire on ...

A notification on the ShotSpotter gunfire detection system sent police to Morse Street at 10:29 p.m. Jose Hiraldo-Peralta, 32 ...

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Bridgeport police said that they are investigating after a shooting Saturday left a 14-year-old with a ...

Police responded to a report of shots fired on Weller Avenue that was triggered by the city's gunshot detection system.

Oakland Police said a ShotSpotter activation led them to an injured victim on Monday. Around 4:15 p.m., a ShotSpotter ...

They're listening for gunshots. Since 2019, Columbus has used ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection system sold by SoundThinking, a public safety technology company based in California, to alert police ...