A loophole that permitted officers to activate only the audio or video recording functions of their devices would be closed.

The federal agency is offering about 50,000 to tech entrepreneurs and companies that can deliver Internet of Things solutions to first responders by 2020.

After struggles with body cameras relying on on-site servers and DVD storage, the Texas city will invest in new cameras and a cloud-based storage system.

Most officers in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department wear their body cameras, but some say the department is too lenient on the 20 percent that don't…

A string of confusing bugs has left the Maryland jurisdiction searching for a more reliable solution.

Commentary: Leaders from consultancy NIC Inc. say technologies like chatbots, "voice-first" devices, and virtual reality are enabling government to serve its public like never before.

More than 360 public high schools in the state will gain free access to the emerging technology.

Answering a complaint by the city's police union, state labor officials say further investigation is needed into the mayor's executive order.

A new survey from Unisys shows that people are protective of their personal data, particularly when it comes to health, but when their safety might be at…

Lee Haller says he's been directed to focus less on external projects and more on improving the internal processes that make government work.