Miami has signed an agreement with the "urban electric jet" company Archer to develop additional transit capacity in the air.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has announced the city's new "eStart" tool, which allows users to apply for business licenses and permits from their phones.

Miami CIO Michael Sarasti told StateScoop the city's "data-driven culture" was made legitimate by the pressures of the ongoing health crisis.

The Denver City Council is ready to vote on a proposal that would mean a $1.9 million upgrade contract with OpenCities, a Microsoft-owned software maker.

The consulting group Ignite Cities is helping to provide Wi-Fi access in neighborhoods in Chicago, New Orleans, Miami and Columbia, South Carolina, to support distance learning during the pandemic.

Citywide CIO Jessica Tisch said the pandemic forced her agency to rush new services online, while also supporting a pivot to remote work for thousands of staff.

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.

In disasters, government officials are called upon to respond and recover. Here are 10 things wish they had known before jumping into action.

In disasters, government officials are called upon to respond and recover. Here are 10 things wish they had known before jumping into action.