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Government IT firms Tyler Technologies, Granicus and CentralSquare Technologies are among those to make announcements in recent weeks.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said his state is the first in the nation to deploy a new type of wildfire sensor that includes solar power.

Several state CISOs said potential Russian cyber activity against critical infrastructure in the U.S. is stirring uncertainty.

With the possibility of the COVID-19 pandemic soon receding, New Hampshire CIO Denis Goulet warns against slipping into pre-pandemic thinking.

Many states have created dedicated task forces and other bodies focused on protecting power utilities from cyberattacks, a new NGA report shows.

CARES Act funding will allow students in two of North Carolina’s most rural counties to test out SpaceX’s Starlink service.

A citywide project rooted in advancing “smart city” technology now has some of the city’s largest companies buying more solar and wind power.

The consulting group Ignite Cities is helping to provide Wi-Fi access in neighborhoods in Chicago, New Orleans, Miami and Columbia, South Carolina, to support distance learning during the pandemic.

Former Palo Alto, California, CIO Jonathan Reichental says his new book, a For Dummies title about how to improve cities, is attracting a wide audience.

Four companies received more than $300,000 to fund innovative transportation and parking projects around Michigan.