The technology agency serving the Indianapolis and Marion County has named Elliott Patrick, formerly the regional IT agency’s chief operating officer, as its new CIO.

The country's fifth cyber battalion will provide a "larger blanket of protection" against the United States' adversaries.

Seventeen fellows spread across seven U.S. cities will work on projects that include housing-data portals, resource maps for formerly incarcerated people and a food-stamp app.

The city will join Houston, Los Angeles, and Sacramento to be among the first to offer the high-speed wireless service by the end of the year.

In a web redesign that goes beyond the visual, Indianapolis and Marion County are in the early stages of developing a citizen-centric website dedicated to modernizing public…

The Indianapolis suburb of Fishers will host a new space for technologists and businesses interested in the Internet of Things.

Winners will receive products, support and advice from vendors and industry experts as they pursue smart city goals around affordable housing, transportation and public safety.

The city teamed up with local Code for America fellows to release some of its most frequently requested police data and increase transparency.

As exposure to private sector technologies grows, citizens expect more digital services from government, but aren't always aware some of those services already exist.