Kaitlyn Levinson

In South Carolina, drones are playing a key role in disaster assessment for the city of Aiken to more efficiently and accurately apply for federal recovery funds.

A centralized portal for permitting services, experts say, will help the city streamline the application and approval process and could set the stage for other municipalities to follow.

As communities determine how to divvy up BEAD funding, a new report suggests deploying publicly owned broadband networks may not always be an effective use of the money.

New Jersey has released training materials that can help agencies improve Spanish translations of government resources and services using artificial intelligence.

Public- and private- sector employers in Maryland want more cyber professionals with hands-on experience out of college. State officials are answering their call by investing in cyber ranges.

The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration has developed an app for organizations to verify people's digital licenses that other jurisdictions can adopt.

A new report from The Pew Charitable Trusts highlights an emerging method for improving the sharing and use of public health data.

Kansas City's snowplow operators are clearing snow quicker and keeping residents safer with the help of a cloud-hosted platform.

The nation’s smallest state has big plans to help aging individuals have more equitable access in an increasingly digital society.

The GetCalFresh.org site, which helps residents apply for government food assistance, is shutting down. A new system aims to replace and improve it over the next year.