NASCIO report projects AI growth in cybersecurity, digital services

Three winners of a Washington D.C. startup competition will split $20,000 for their public-safety-driven technologies.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot's proposal would merge the city's IT agency with the department that manages vehicles and buildings, which the city's former chief data officer called a "terrible decision."

Speakers at a smart-cities conference outside Washington said their programs are only worthwhile if residents understand the new technologies being deployed in their communities.

A new smart-city ranking index listed just nine U.S. cities out of 102 globally, based on residents' perceptions of infrastructure and civic services.

Frank Johnson, who had been on unpaid leave since September, was let go permanently about five months after a costly ransomware attack.

The national fellowship program is striving to rebrand careers in state and local government as a challenging and meaningful adventure.

Advocates for the legislation say it's the other, missing half of the current growing national investment in broadband infrastructure.

The route-finding app will integrate its anonymized, shared data into Google Cloud to make it easier for cities to analyze it.

Today's aging, analog 911 systems are largely insulated from cyberattacks. But soon they'll be plugged into everything else that gets hacked.

Officials have long complained of companies that offer products in search of a problem. New procurement strategies are cropping up as a result.