States are making steady progress on GIS and facing old challenges, according to the latest report from the National States Geographic Information Council.

After developing an extensive geospatial data warehouse, South Carolina broadband officials say they're better able to help the state allocate broadband funding.

After serving as director of the New York's GIS office, Elisabetta DeGironimo is now the statewide geographic information officer.

Officials in Clarksville-Montgomery County, Tennessee, published a new map layer that shows the path of a tornado that recently ripped through the region.

A U.S. Census Bureau geographer said the agency will begin releasing gridded data — "geographic units of a regular pattern, repeated shapes, without gaps or overlaps.”

We need a national method for coordinating policies, data, tech and resources for supporting geospatial data sharing and application.

Lawmakers are planning to introduce an amendment to a landmark 2018 law that codified policies for sharing and using geospatial data.

The Chicago-area county published an interactive map that shows socioeconomic changes based on five years of Census Bureau data.

The Federal Communications Commission launched its new, more-accurate broadband maps, but they're still missing data.

The National States Geographic Information Council named John Jordan, of the Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians, as executive director.