Cities building resiliency plans should be willing to test new technologies that could help mitigate disasters, speakers said during a South by Southwest panel.

Chris DeRusha, previously the state's deputy chief security officer, now takes the lead on its cybersecurity efforts.

Tracy McKee returns to the South Carolina city after eight months as Baltimore's chief data officer.

In a video interview, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh says the key to successful, citywide innovation is civic engagement.

The city will host five public meetings in the coming weeks to ensure locals have a chance to be included in the evolution of the local government's privacy policy.

Though commonly advertised as environmental tools, the devices could instead be used by police agencies with minimal oversight to surveil the communities the technology was meant to serve.

A man departing from Sao Paulo attempted to use a French passport that turned out not to be his.

While major automakers strive for fully autonomous vehicles, STEER Tech has ambitious plans to build a business around upgrading existing vehicles to solve one of driving's most annoying problems.

The state is the first in the nation to launch a digital driver's license.

The study, mandated by a 2017 consent decree, reveals varying standards for data collection across precincts, aging equipment and "virtually non-existent" training.