The Dallas Secure app, which alerts about malicious websites, is part of the city's digital equity efforts, city CIO Bill Zielinski said.

Dallas' fire and police departments are trying out what3words, a location technology that uses word sequences to describe precise locations.

Getting people comfortable with new controls is one of the greatest hurdles to improving security, local cybersecurity leaders said during an online event.

Organizers of a new coalition said individual cities and counties can't drive essential civic technologies to scale on their own.

Officials believe eight terabytes of data, including criminal evidence, was permanently lost when a city worker accidentally deleted it in an incident that was not publicly disclosed…

Creative partnerships with local startups allow some city innovation offices to fund new pilot projects when they're short on cash.

Between 7.am and 9 p.m., four public libraries will provide free public Wi-Fi to support students at families without home access.

Laila Alequresh, a former official in Los Angeles and Philadelphia, will work on ways to improve the city through technology and new ideas, while also serving as…

The city government is expanding its technology office with a role to "foster an improved culture of innovation, accessibility, efficiency and accountability."

Researchers in Oklahoma City will spend five years studying how a specialized mobile app can influence behavior among one of society's most challenged groups.