Owners of recreational drones must start registering them later this month, the Federal Aviation Administration announced on Monday. "We expect hundreds of thousands of model unmanned aircraft will be ...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is responsible for regulating airspace and setting guidelines for both commercial and recreational drone operators. Here’s what you need to know before flying ...

Here's a rundown of the basic rules for operating a drone, according to the FAA, and what to know if a drone flies over your ...

The New Jersey drone hysteria began one year ago this week with 11 sightings over a Morris County military base, and the ...

Indiana's laws for recreational and commercial drones primarily follow the regulations set by the Federal Aviation ...

The recent unexplained drone sightings in New Jersey and previous incidents at an Air Force base in Virginia have pulled back the curtain on America’s vulnerability to swarms of commercial and ...

Concerns over swarms of drones across the East Coast had New Englanders looking towards the sky this fall. But with new changes across the industry, and more devices in the hands of recreational users ...

Drone sightings continue to spread across the East Coast, leaving residents and officials puzzled as to their origin and purpose. The FBI, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Aviation ...

Many people don’t know that there are rules and regulations surrounding recreational drone usage, and that you even have to register your drone with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Drones are fun and useful, but present safety issues. Here's a look at the laws around their use and whether or not you can ...

Shooting down a drone is a federal crime as the FAA considers them to be aircraft. Drone operators in North Carolina must follow specific state and federal regulations, which vary by use. It is ...