Bans the sale of all future foreign drones and components. It does not ban existing drones, which will continue to be for sale. It does not ground your current drone, fly away. It does not make it illegal to own a drone. You can take off the tinfoil hat.

Businesses reliant on drones will be able to purchase only domestically made drones or older models of foreign drones. Experts say that could do more harm than good for the U.S. drone market.

The department is seeking $740,000 from the French Quarter Management District, a state-chartered neighborhood management organization.

The 46th Separate Air Mobile Brigade showcased a "new way of capture" for enemy drones that seems to use a line or cord to fight quadcopters.

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.

High tech police drones are responding quickly to emergencies, offering a bird’s-eye view from the skies. And their use by local police departments is taking off.