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The Metropolitan Police has defended its officers after a suspect was tasered and two dogs were shot in front of screaming witnesses. Footage posted on social media showed officers pursuing a man holding the two dogs on a short lead along a canal in Li…
There is currently a threat to the DMV’s ecosystem thanks to an invasive species decimating the region’s Ash Tree growth. Jacob Fenston joins the DMV Zone to share how he and his group are taking action.
Mostly sunny skies in the Valley with a high in the low-90s.
James Cullum from Alexandria Now joins the DMV Zone to share what Metro riders can expect now that the Yellow Line has reopened.
[Sponsored] Using leading edge technology and tools to generate digital data packages in lieu of proprietary OEM data, SNC is on track to be the first to offer true digital twins in a post-production environment.
Driver in deadly Texas bus stop crash charged with manslaughter.
Vermont has made it a crime to own or operate paramilitary training camps in the state.
An 8-year-old Wisconsin boy missing for two days has been found in a remote, rugged northern Michigan park.
I’m thinking about getting PoE cameras and an NVR (probably Amcrest), but I want to ensure they can do exactly what I want before making the purchase. I would like to block the cameras and NVR from the internet so they cannot access or be accessed by anything outside my home network. I also want to retain the ability to view the live feeds and receive push notifications (for motion detection, etc) on my phone while away from home. I intend to configure a VPN so I can access my home network remotely. From the reading I’ve done, it seems accessing the live feeds will be no problem, but would I also be able to receive push notifications via the VPN? Thanks in advance!
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