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After a Major Cyber Attack, Does the Public Deserve an Explanation?

The ransomware that crippled Atlanta raises unanswered questions about how to communicate with citizens after a cyber-attack.

The Difficult Balance of Transparency and Privacy for Local Governments

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‘Government Is What We Do Together That We Can’t Do Alone’

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A New Open-Source Framework for Government Projects

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Police Records Case Puts City Hall on the Hook for Major Penalties and Fees

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City in Michigan Removes Fountain Offensive to Native Americans

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Warm Weather Prompts Snake Warnings Throughout the U.S.

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Documenting One Local Government’s Long History of Dysfunction

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Some California Cities Are Siding With Trump on Immigration

While the number of jurisdictions rejecting California’s sanctuary rules has been growing, they remain in the minority.

Atlanta’s Ransomware Attack Has Lingering Impacts

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