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Alyssa Riggs

Alyssa Riggs

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First Alert Anchor, KWTX-TV (Waco, TX)

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Total articles 172

  • Amarillo Police Department Regional Crime Center installing updated dash cameras

    By Alyssa Riggs Verified| KFDA-TV (Amarillo, TX) Verified AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Dash cameras for police officers have been around for a long time, but with technology constantly improving, the Amarillo Police Department is updating its tech. 130 police vehicles are getting new dash cameras. Each car will have one 360 camera on the dash and a camera in the backseat. The cameras can livestream to other officers and read license plates. Livestreams can be viewed by dispatchers, the Amarillo Regional Crime Center and active duty officers.

    By Alyssa Riggs Verified · KFDA-TV (Amarillo, TX)

    May. 15, 2024

  • Commons at St. Anthony’s set to open this fall

    By Alyssa Riggs Verified| KFDA-TV (Amarillo, TX) Verified AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Rooms are taking shape at the historic St. Anthony’s Hospital. The new Commons at St. Anthony’s is now 60% complete with plans to move residents in this fall. Currently, crews are working on roofing, drywall and flooring. The independent senior living facility is for residents over 55 years old who make less than 60% of the median income.

    By Alyssa Riggs Verified · KFDA-TV (Amarillo, TX)

    May. 08, 2024

  • Amarillo Police Department Regional Crime Center installing updated dash cameras

    By Alyssa Riggs Verified| KFDA-TV (Amarillo, TX) Verified AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Dash cameras for police officers have been around for a long time, but with technology constantly improving, the Amarillo Police Department is updating its tech. 130 police vehicles are getting new dash cameras. Each car will have one 360 camera on the dash and a camera in the backseat. The cameras can livestream to other officers and read license plates. Livestreams can be viewed by dispatchers, the Amarillo Regional Crime Center and active duty officers.

    By Alyssa Riggs Verified · KFDA-TV (Amarillo, TX)

    May. 15, 2024

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KWTX-TV (Waco, TX)