Has Trump Intervened to Kill Gateway Funding? Chao: 'Yes!'
The multi-billion dollar project features a rail tunnel in and out of Manhattan and is a priority in the New York City region. It's getting fresh attention as Congress works on a major spending bill.
Build, buy or configure? Selecting a modern grants management solution
As IT-based grants management options increase, choosing a platform can be time-consuming and complex.
Jails Play Key Role in Advancing County Health and Safety Goals
But with short stays and high turnover, continuity of care after release is crucial.
Reconnecting a Community With a River That Once Brought Disaster
As Minot, North Dakota continues to recover from 2011's record-setting flooding, efforts to repair the city’s relationship with the Souris River continue.
‘Desperate’ Illinois City Looks to Sell Assets After Big Pension Surprise
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How Agencies Can Effectively Implement Artificial Intelligence
There are opportunities in three broad areas: technology and data, workforce, and risk management.
Treating Disaster Response Like a Trauma Patient
“We begin recovery the minute we start response,” according to the Maryland Emergency Management Agency's executive director.
Ways Cities Can Avoid Paying to Translate the Same Sentences Repeatedly
Here’s how Philadelphia and Bowling Green, Kentucky keep their translation service costs down.
Developing and protecting the internet of battlefield things
The Army Research Lab is exploring technology that enhances collaboration between autonomous agents and human warriors on the battlefield.
Has .gov been pwned?
The Australian and UK governments now have centralized access to Have I Been Pwned, a service that will let them monitor whether their domains' email addresses have been compromised.
How agencies should respond to shorter breach reporting statutes
As the increasing number of breaches collide with tighter reporting mandates, agencies must strike a balance between protecting citizens and taking the time required to conduct a meticulous forensic investigation.
Agencies focus on consumer-facing services
To improve online services, the USDA, VA and IRS put customer needs first.
A Small Town Kept Walmart Out. Now It Faces Amazon.
How can local businesses compete with a company so local it lets people shop from their couches?
Homeland Security to Put First Responder Tech to the Test
Can commercial tech hold up in a mock disaster? The agency’s Science and Technology Directorate wants to find out.
Trump’s Trade War Could Stall Kentucky’s Bourbon-Fueled Boom
An international tit-for-tat could have consequences for Kentucky and other regional economies.
Governors Embrace Role as 'New Ambassadors' in Chaotic Trump Era
The state executives are often seeking foreign direct investment and cutting trade deals, though they’re admittedly no substitute for presidential leadership.
U.S. DOT Official: Gas Tax Debate Could Jam Up Infrastructure Talks
"We don’t want that to happen," according to Anthony Bedell, the agency's deputy assistant secretary for intergovernmental affairs.
County Leaders Not Giving Up Fight on Exemption Nixed in Tax Overhaul
They plan to make their case for “advance refunding” bonds as infrastructure discussions ramp up in Congress.
Encrypted smartphones secure your identity, not just your data
Through their role in two-factor authentication systems, the most commonly used secure digital identity protection method, smartphones have become essential to identifying people both online and off.
NTIA awards next round of FirstNet planning grants
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's State and Local Implementation Program helps jurisdictions prepare for FirstNet's roll out.
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