Dallas City Council has voted to arm its waste collection vehicles with AI-powered cameras, what one official called a "smart-city approach to an everyday challenge.”

"They say everything is bigger in Texas, and we certainly saw that with the effort put forth in their BEAD Final Proposal," said NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth.

Texas has appointed Tony Sauerhoff, the state's cyber chief, as its first chief AI and innovation officer. He'll lead a new AI division.

Texans can now renew their boat registrations and upgrade their driver’s licenses online.

Jane Nelson, Texas’ secretary of state, revealed that her office had been collected interstate data sharing agreements, but the details remain private.

A "software misconfiguration" compromised the personal data of nearly 45,000 Texas residents who applied for state natural disaster relief.

Texas has created a “hostile foreign adversaries unit” designed to stop the growing influence of the Chinese Communist Party on U.S. soil.

Recent legislation aims to put tighter controls on where camps can operate and instate new rules about alert technologies.

Texas is replacing its outdated accounting and financial management technology platforms.

Preliminary data shows that SpaceX and other satellite providers could win millions in BEAD project funds in Texas and Tennessee.