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.

New research credits the Voatz app with slightly boosting ballots cast by overseas voters, but other reports raise questions about the reliability of online voting.

The city's deployed military and overseas voters will be offered the ability to use Voatz, the mobile-voting app that was tested in 2018 by West Virginia.

A Denver transit agency became the first to integrate its schedule into the ride-hailing app, and will soon start selling rail and bus passes through Uber, too.

With the help of software vendor Workday, the City and County of Denver is streamlining HR processes and increasing workforce productivity.

Developers say the new technologies being added to the living lab could provide a glimpse into the future of urban life.

A simple mobile interface that volunteers can access in the field is helping Aurora tally more accurate figures and provide more targeted services to its most vulnerable citizens.

The cloud computing hosting company recognized city innovation in four different categories for the 3rd year of the challenge.

The seven cities left in the running for the Department of Transportation's "Smart City Challenge" pleaded their cases for funds to overhaul their transportation infrastructure through IT.