ShotSpotter currently covers seven square miles – a large chunk of north Minneapolis neighborhoods and a smaller area in south Minneapolis – which is about 12% of the city.

In Minneapolis, campus ShotSpotter locations were uncovered during The 74’s investigation into the fallout from the February cyber attack.

The latest: If the council approves the $2.6 million contract, Minneapolis would add ShotSpotter audio sensors to an area east and south of Loring Park, where reports of gunfire are frequent.

There is a new campaign encouraging the city of Minneapolis to drop its contract with ShotSpotter, the technology spread across the city that picks up the sound of gunfire.

The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously Thursday to expand and extend its contract to use the gunshot detection technology known as ShotSpotter through 2026, despite facing criticism from ...

ShotSpotter is a detection system that alerts police officers of gunfire within a city’s ShotSpotter coverage area that Minneapolis has used since 2007.

A council committee agreed to sign off on a 2-year contract renewal that expands the acoustic gunshot detection system by 0.6 miles, into parts of Loring Park and Whittier.

Minneapolis City Council members voted on Thursday to continue using and even expand the use of ShotSpotter technology in the city, at least for now.

As the Minneapolis City Council weighs the future of ShotSpotter, the city's police chief is pushing to expand the technology.

The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a limited two-year expansion plan for ShotSpotter, the technology used to pinpoint where guns are fired in vulnerable neighborhoods ...

A man died of apparent gunshot wounds in south Minneapolis on Sunday morning, authorities said. Minneapolis police said they found the man with what appeared to be life-threatening injuries at the ...

According to the Minneapolis Police Department, officers were called to the 2900 block of 5th Avenue South just before 4 p.m. after two separate shotspotter activations. When officers arrived ...