The brightest spots on the map are around Monmouth Battlefield State Park ... Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan posted a video on social media of "what appeared to be dozens of large drones in ...

Drones tend to be quieter and make a more high-pitched buzzing noise than what’s generated by the jet engines or propellers ...

National news reports trace the first citizen concerns about such drones to New Jersey, where calls have been flooding in since Nov. 18. Reports have since come from New York, Maryland ...

Kim posted a video of what he saw over a New Jersey park Thursday night ... to be dozens of large drones in the sky above my residence in Davidsonville, Maryland (25 miles from our nation's ...

Ex-Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan claimed over ... of what he and local law enforcement suspected was drone activity above a New Jersey park. In a lengthy social media thread, however, he later ...

Since then, the sightings have expanded to New York and Maryland. People have said they've seen clusters of light that look like drones ... is unclear ASU Research Park named one of nation's ...

Witness accounts begin spotting several large drones in New Jersey at night, usually between dusk to 11 p.m. according to the Asbury Park Press ... Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan sees "dozens ...

By most accounts, it all began in mid-November when the Asbury Park Press reported that people claimed to have seen large drones flying ... Former Maryland governor Larry Hogan (R) — who ...

FOX 5 NY takes a look back at when drones were first spotted and where we stand now: The Asbury Park Press reported ... State Police headquarters. Former Maryland governor spots drones (Dec ...

Now, even as sightings have expanded to New York and Maryland ... Park Press, part of the USA TODAY Network, said they were briefed by State Police and told authorities don’t know where the ...

Detroit was abuzz earlier this year when a drone was spotted hovering over a Green Day concert at Comerica Park, causing not ... International Airport. Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said ...