Detroit, the University of Michigan and Microsoft plan to research where people do and don't have access to the internet and devices.

The Michigan Department of Corrections last week announced a new partnership aimed at using the state’s data to further lower its recidivism rate.

The two governments said they'll research technologies that can improve transportation across their shared border.

Lawmakers elsewhere shaved two months off their response times to constituent requests, according to makers of the Indigov software being used in Michigan.

While the White House signals support for community-owned broadband networks, 22 states still prevent or limit their creation.

Laura Clark, who became the state's acting chief security officer in June 2020, will continue in the roll full-time, state officials said.

Michigan’s CIO Brom Stibitz attributes the state’s success to move remote is due to their centralized IT shop and key cloud investments on email and collaboration tools.

A Cisco program will deliver outdoor Wi-Fi hotspots to 50 libraries and community centers around Detroit.

Getting state and local governments to work together is all about knowing who to call and being persistent about it, speakers said during an online conference.