Cook County, Ill., officials hope ‘Everyone Counts’ map will close gaps in access to services
The Chicago-area county published an interactive map that shows socioeconomic changes based on five years of Census Bureau data.
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New Jersey launches digital public health hub ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup
New Jersey's portal will provide guidance on heat and sun safety, air quality, food safety, infectious diseases, mosquito and tick-borne illnesses, emergency medical services, and other health…
Dallas launches new resource page ahead of FIFA World Cup
The website can be translated into more than 200 languages to accommodate international visitors.
Markle Foundation initiative aims to bring practical AI tools to emergency management
Rather than developing new AI models, the AIDE initiative focuses on developing practical ways the technology can support state and local emergency managers before, during and after…
Houston launches AI pilot to improve curb management, make loading zones safer
The 18-month Smart Loading Zone pilot, which began Tuesday, introduces sensor-equipped loading zones in downtown and midtown Houston.
HHS offers states $6M for predictive child welfare systems
New funding from the Administration for Children and Families is designed to upgrade IT systems used by state and local child welfare systems.
Pennsylvania launches higher education dashboards to track workforce trends
Pennsylvania school board launched statewide higher-education data dashboards to track workforce trends across the commonwealth.
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California Gov. Newsom appoints new data chief
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed John Ohanian, former chief data officer of the state's human services agency, as the new statewide CDO.
Limiting construction noise, detecting potholes priorities for rising NYC transit tech startups
The latest cohort of companies to receive support from the Transit Tech Lab are targeting common issues surrounding transit, including how loud it can be to build…
Protect your data by integrating it, says Massachusetts CIO
Massachusetts Chief Information Officer Jason Snyder said protecting the state's data starts by integrating and updating it.
Philadelphia’s new website allows public to track flood risk
A new flood monitoring platform in Philadelphia aims to provide real-time information to residents of some of the city's most flood-prone neighborhoods.