Nashville, Tennessee; Aspen, Colorado; Omaha, Nebraska; and West Palm Beach, Florida, will test technology from the company Coord to better understand how curbsides are being used in their downtown areas.

Maryland has become the 21st state to adopt OffenderWatch, a tool that helps police focus their efforts on offenders identified to be at the highest risk of reoffending.

The Washington, D.C., suburb has completed its next-generation 911 deployment. Only 123 more to go.

As facial recognition services shut down, some police say license plate readers are the proactive, bias-free policing aid they've been looking for.

A new report looks at reasons why public officials should evaluate their future network demands before rolling out Next-Gen 911 upgrades.

Each of seven companies developing solutions for urban areas will receive $150,000 and run through a 20-week accelerator program.

Four companies received more than $300,000 to fund innovative transportation and parking projects around Michigan.

A report from California State Auditor Elaine Howle shows four California law enforcement agencies aren't following their privacy policies, if they have one at all. One researcher told StateScoop the problem is far more widespread.

A state task force that published a report this week says the state's policy work could also be used by other states navigating the emerging ethical minefield that is artificial intelligence.