Philip Weiser, Colorado's attorney general, and the plaintiffs in a recent lawsuit against the state, have filed a motion to pause the suit while the state reexamines the details of its extensive AI l...

The Voter Participation Center and the Center for Voter Information are expanding their work in an effort to get more eligible but unregistered Americans at the voting booth.

Texas is replacing its outdated accounting and financial management technology platforms.

Waymo has received permission to test eight self-driving vehicles around parts of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn.

The Voter Participation Center and the Center for Voter Information are expanding their work in an effort to get more eligible but unregistered Americans at the voting booth.

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Through direct sales and a constellation of resellers, the U.S. government is increasingly using Starlink.

As promised, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has released new guidance for the nationwide broadband overhaul, rescinding final approvals in several states.

As promised, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has released new guidance for the nationwide broadband overhaul, rescinding final approvals in several states.

Several local governments and law enforcement agencies in middle Tennessee have shared AI-generated images of a missing zebra.

In the face of looming changes to BEAD, several state broadband chiefs said their offices were slowly moving ahead with the program.

Dozens of privacy advocates, along with top digital rights groups, have signed onto a campaign to remove the surveillance capabilities native to mobile driver’s license technology.

Schools and libraries warned that repealing the FCC’s hotspot program would jeopardize internet access for millions of students and library patrons.

The companies are paired with an NYC-area public transportation agency to test out solutions to issues the agencies are facing.

Thousands in Kentucky stand to lose internet access if the state doesn't find a new administrator for the KentuckyWired network.

Hawaii's technology bureau announced a new portal that allows residents to access dozens of state and county services from a single portal.

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said the SAVE Act would burden election offices that are already strapped for resources.

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said the SAVE Act would burden election offices that are already strapped for resources.