The National Telecommunications and Information Administration issued a waiver notice, granting states an extension on submitting their final broadband deployment plans.

Bowling Green, Kentucky's "What Could BG Be" pilot used AI to help the local government collect and parse large volumes of public feedback.

A new report from Alabama's AI task force found that generative artificial intelligence is being used by nearly a quarter of state agencies.

Milwaukee County recently updated its vehicle collision dashboard to include data on crash "hotspots," with the aim of driving improvements in public safety.

The Baton Rouge Police Department recently cancelled its contract with ShotSpotter following required budget cuts for the new year.

After a ban in Texas, Gov. Kathy Hochul's ban makes New York the second state to bar DeepSeek from government devices.

The transit authority said it's investigating a ransomware attack that briefly caused disruptions to the city's public transportation system.

The new AI tech is expected to shorten application review times for Alaska's Permanent Fund Dividend program.

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association called for the FCC to set broadband speeds as 100 Mbps for both downloads and uploads.

Several major U.S. wireless carriers will soon allow phone calls to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to be directed to local resources.