South Carolina is setting out to “identify and operationalize” artificial intelligence technologies, with a new 17-page game plan and assistance from IT leaders across the state to guide its efforts.

As Glendale, Ariz., Police Chief Chris Briggs imagines the future of his department, he takes particular pride in the growth of the city’s real-time crime center. Recently, a brand-new “smart ...

Lessons for government and higher education from the Secure Delaware conference on speed, scale and defense when faced with ...

The nonprofit that runs the South Texas Project Electric Generating Station informed the state that it had sustained a data ...

Floodwaters began receding this week after a powerful Pacific storm overflowed the San Juan and Animas rivers late last week, ...

In Howard County schools, all assignments are considered AI-free unless a teacher allows its use. When AI is permitted, ...

The City Council voted to bar data centers across every zoning district in the city. Members also pulled plans for a 20-acre ...

Election security runs through the state and county systems that register voters, support election workers and ensure the ...

Vermont’s state IT shop wants to help local governments make the move, but only about a third of cities and towns have ...

The latest annual report from the State Educational Technology Directors Association says AI, growing scrutiny, limited ...

A cyber attack on Florida's website for college scholarships and grants, like the lottery-funded Bright Futures program, may ...

Digital GIS solutions are being used by numerous cities to administer utility infrastructure across multiple departments, ...