The governor’s push comes as states move ahead with their own AI policies addressing privacy workforce impacts, cybersecurity and the technology’s growing resource demands.

The state lawmakers again voiced their oppostion to a proposed three-year preemption on state AI laws, urging federal lawmakers to reject it.

As lawmakers weigh reauthorization of FirstNet, issues have arisen over the public safety network's oversight and whether its funds can be spent on new technologies.

Officials and public safety firms told Congress that FirstNet could use some improvements, including stronger oversight or the introduction of additional service providers.

A coalition of groups representing state and local governments are asking Congress to approve a bipartisan "SNAP fix" after H.R. 1 imposed new requirements expected to strain…

The National Fraternal Order of Police urged Congress to authorize state and local law enforcement with more power to stop criminal drone activity.

Artificial intelligence’s impact is happening now, not in some distant future, and states must be allowed the authority to set their own guardrails.

Congress is trying yet again to preempt the authority of states in enforcing their artificial intelligence laws.

The House has passed the uncontroversial PILLAR Act, opening the way for renewal of a well-reviewed cybersecurity grant program.

County leaders from 15 states are pushing for legislation that would establish a universal disaster application and create a new website to allow the public to track…