Twitter has been an essential tool for government agencies getting urgent information to the public. Elon Musk's takeover could change that.

New York will look into how bitcoin scammers took over the accounts of numerous politicians, celebrities and corporations, including cryptocurrency exchanges regulated by the state.

The Garden State's lovably mouthy social-media account is sharing useful advice about the ongoing pandemic without losing the tone that's made it a star of digital government.

Most state governments' official Twitter accounts just share press releases and service advisories. New Jersey's talks about your mom.

The Washington, D.C. license plate lookup tool is seeing early success on Twitter. Now its creators want to develop it into a fully fledged mobile app.

By giving users a direct link to their representatives, Aidan and Liam McCarty say their tool could transform online political discourse.

And it works best when the data is curated before it reaches a first responder.

A collection of enterprise data streams coupled with dozens of high-powered cameras is giving the Canadian city "unprecedented" vision over its roadways.

The city's Office of the Chief Technology Officer used a series of Facebook and Twitter riddles to get people thinking about D.C.'s GIS tools.

Agencies in the Washington D.C. city government are making the grade.