Trump described the Digital Equity Act as a "giveaway" based on race, and vowed to end it. Critics pointed out that he'll need support from Congress.

The Federal Communications Commission proposed new rules designed to enhance the accuracy of location information provided during 911 calls made from mobile phones.

Researchers at New York Law School found that more than half of locations originally eligible to receive federal broadband funding are no longer eligible.

Alabama plans to launch a new system this year that will alert beachgoers and emergency responders to the presence of sharks along the coast.

California launched a new AI-powered tool design to accelerate the process of approving building permits. Recent fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other buildings.

A mysterious failure of the water system in Marlin, Texas, prompted Gov. Greg Abbott to declare an emergency, opening additional support for the city of 5,500 people.

Hawaii's technology bureau announced a new portal that allows residents to access dozens of state and county services from a single portal.

A new initiative more widely deploys gernative AI tools the state has been testing across its agencies.

New Hampshire's CIO has joined a "prestigious yet small group" of state tech officials to have served in their roles for more than a decade.

MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper said he's exploring the use of AI-powered cameras to detect potentially dangerous behavior.