A new Florida bill may let homeowners use force against drones over private property, raising FAA safety concerns.

As drone sightings rise, Florida lawmakers are pushing a bill to let property owners stop drones with “reasonable force.” ...

The new legislation flies against the FAA's own regulations prohibiting people from randomly shooting down aircraft.

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In the meantime, a Florida law that took effect last year already prohibits residents from using drones to record images of ...

Florida lawmakers are considering a bill that would permit homeowners to use “reasonable force” against drones — likely ...

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A new Florida Senate bill would allow homeowners in the state to use "reasonable force" to take down drones violating the ...

An APr analysis shows drones last year accounted for nearly two-thirds of reported near midair collisions involving ...

A potential new law in Florida would give homeowners the ability to use "reasonable force" against drones infringing on their ...

The legislation would also ban flying drones over agricultural lands and prohibit makers of plant-based foods from calling ...