The Department of Commerce struck a deal with AT&T that will put $1 billion of the firm's money into upgrades and reduce the government's costs by another…

The House Energy and Commerce committee voted to reauthorize FirstNet, the public safety data communications network operated by AT&T.

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.

Reauthorization for FirstNet and the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program are featured in NASCIO's annual list of federal advocacy priorities.

For public safety agencies, an AT&T store in Times Square has become a valuable asset during New Year's Eve celebrations.

Clark County Fire Department Assistant Chief Brian O'Neal said months of planning have gone into ensuring this week's F1 racing event doesn't disrupt public safety operations in…

Researchers at NIST plan to use the new space to develop new indoor location-tracking technology and user interfaces for public safety.

The Government Accountability Office suggested several ways lawmakers could reorganize the FirstNet Authority before its statute runs out in 2027.

Edward Parkinson, who's led the FirstNet leadership as interim CEO and director since 2018, has been promoted to serve in the role full-time.