Drones Buzz Coors Field, Tightening Stadium Security

0:00It's April 17th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. A bunch of unauthorized drones buzzed over Cory's field during the Colorado Rockies first homestand against the Philadelphia Phillies putting law, enforcement on high alert to hunt down the flyers. The Federal Aviation Administration locks down airspace within three miles of the stadium, starting one hour before games and lasting one hour after. All to keep crowds safe and games on track. Even without a big tear plot, these flybyes pull cops away from real dangers like the deadly drone strikes we've seen in Ukraine and Iran conflicts, forcing agencies to check every single one. Authorities track these drones since they're supposed to broadcast locations and violators space finds up to $75,000 per incident, plus possible license revocations. With big events like the World Cup ramping up drone defenses nationwide, expect tighter

1:00rules around stadiums to cut distractions in zero in on, actual threats.