Government Officials Optimistic About US Semiconductor Industry
Federal officials discussed how to best implement and sustain new domestic microprocessor production laws.
Florida Prosecutors Reach Deal With Former State Worker Charged With Computer Crime
Rebekah Jones drew national headlines when she said Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration manipulated Covid data, an allegation that remains unsubstantiated. She was later charged with illegally accessing a state computer system.
How one state jockeys for drone, AV leadership
The Arkansas Council on Future Mobility called on the state to capitalize on the rapidly changing mobility landscape by investing in its tech infrastructure and workforce.
Startups get hands-on intro to the smart city space
The Smart Futures Lab in Denver provides a physical and digital community where participants can hone their technology and find government partners.
A New Model for Conserving Wildlife Migrations on Private Lands
COMMENTARY | A federal-state agreement signed this fall may offer a better way for the nation to maintain wildlife habitats on privately owned land.
Virginia has a data center problem
Some argue that data centers are not worth the cash they bring in as concerns over the facilities' environmental impact grow.
Exploring How to Help Homebuyers Compete with Real Estate Investors
Experts say there are several strategies governments can try to prevent investors from dominating the market.
The hidden connection between politics and spend management platforms
Bureaucracy and business relationships can stymie the evolution of an agency’s tech stack, preventing efficient, accurate processes for data and spend management.
Fears Grow Over Plan to Distribute Billions in Broadband Dollars
State and local officials are raising alarm about what they say are major flaws with a federal map that will guide where the infrastructure money is sent. They want the Biden administration to extend a timeline for flagging the problems.
Efficient public safety demands evolving tech
Modern cloud, mobile and data analysis tools are key to streamlined, professional police work, a new survey found.
How Do Floating Wind Turbines Work?
COMMENTARY | With five companies winning the first U.S. leases to build wind farms off California’s coast, let’s take a look.
Ridership Trends Emerge From Transit Data Archive
The nation’s local transit data now sits in a centralized archive, giving officials an understanding of how communities use transportation systems.
Why Neighboring States and Localities Should Collaborate on Cybersecurity
COMMENTARY | With $1 billion in federal grants on the way, it's a prime moment for governments to look at new ways to partner on cyber issues, including by reaching across state lines.
Gov. Greg Abbott bans TikTok on state phones and computers, citing cybersecurity risks
Following the lead of several other states, Texas' governor banned the social media platform from government-issued equipment and called for a plan to address TikTok's use on employees' personal devices.
New York City’s Municipal Staffing Shortage Won’t Solve Itself
A new report from city Comptroller Brad Lander offers recommendations to address hiring and retention issues, including appointing a chief talent officer.
More States Move to Ban TikTok From Government Devices
Maryland joined South Dakota in announcing a ban on state employees or agencies from using the app on government-issued devices, while South Carolina asked for it to be blocked.
Permitting Revamp and Pot Banking Left Out of Must-pass Defense Bill
In brokering the National Defense Authorization Act, congressional negotiators didn’t include a controversial overhaul of environmental permitting for energy projects, or provisions to open banking to state-regulated marijuana businesses.
Ridership trends emerge from transit data archive
The nation’s local transit data now sits in a centralized archive, giving officials an understanding of how communities use transportation systems.
Passenger Rail Set to Expand with $2.3B Up for Grabs
The Federal Railroad Administration is accepting applications for projects that expand service and improve safety and reliability.
Addressing the public safety resource crisis
By investing in assistive AI technology, facilitating collaboration and experimenting with new programs, agencies can begin addressing the multilayered challenges facing responders.
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