A report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation urges city leaders to consider how citizen data is handled.

Four cities around Georgia each received $50,000 in the second year of the research university's Georgia Smart Communities Challenge program.

Report highlights security gaps in state and local government networks as IT leaders manage an increasing diversity of computing assets.

The Washington city is building a more precise instrument that will allow local government to study pollution patterns and adapt.

Commentary: Tanium Security Director Andre McGregor draws on his experience with the FBI to lend state and local government tech teams advice for keeping their networks and…

Virginia-based nonprofit Center for Innovative Technology will help test and develop emerging technologies like thermal imaging and aerial drones for use by first responders.

The local transit authority and several Internet of Things companies will soon begin experimenting with a network that automatically pushes location-based alerts.

After its debut in October last year, the city's IoT network is already part of dozens of pilots and startups. More are coming.

This is how city leaders can use technology to win back trust and save democracy.

As cyber threats and network devices grow in number, city leaders try to stay ahead of the game.