Recently, some states have begun to operate statewide radio networks with varying levels of participation from police on the county and city levels. Some of them are:

Illinois: StarCom21
Louisiana: LWIN Louisiana Wireless Information Network
Michigan: MPSCS Michigan Public Safety Communications System
Minnesota: ARMER [1]
Montana: Montana Statewide Interoperable Public Safety Radio System [2]
North Carolina: VIPER [3]
Ohio: MARCS - Multi-agency communications system
South Carolina: Palmetto 800
Wisconsin: WISCOM [4]
It is generally legal in the United States to listen to unencrypted police communications. However some states prohibit such listening within vehicles.

If a monolith falls over in the desert for no one to see or hear it, did it ever really happen? My answer is yes. I know it does because I can feel it. I can feel it in the air.

I can feel it in my hopes and dreams. I can feel it in the voices of my friends. I can feel it in the news. I can feel it in my mushrooms and my LSD. I can feel it in my soul.

I never felt it as strongly as I do now. Something happened. One day soon, I’ll be driving up the I-5 in the middle of the night and I’ll see a rectangular glow in the distance.

When this happens, I’ll throw my iPhone out the window and never look back. This is ARK 1.