Several secretaries of state and others in the election security space said they're concerned about the rapid changes unfolding at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

Detection and jamming systems could help state officials stop drones from dropping drugs and phones into prisons, if they can navigate a muddled regulatory environment.

In the near-term, the administration may abandon a technology thought to be one of the most effective — and expensive — ways to improve roadway safety.

An analysis finds that federal programs have lost ground, but other levels of government are making strides.

Pending appeal, a Staten Island judge ruled the city can discard all immigration records, effectively protecting them from seizure by federal authorities.

Free legal help will assist state residents separated from friends and family following new immigration policy instated by the president.

This is how city leaders can use technology to win back trust and save democracy.

The president-elect says infrastructure repair is a crucial component of making America great again, leaving industry pundits to wonder if broadband will be included.