New York city council members asked the department why it used boilerplate language for its Digidogs and Robocops surveillance programs.

Baltimore is using distributed-ledger tech to track 14,000 vacant properties, building off initiatives to address a growing housing crisis.

Deputy Chief Marcus Hernandez said his office's upcoming report will tell the governor which innovative new firefighting technologies show the most promise.

On the Priorities podcast, Texas CIO Amanda Crawford says the state's AI advisory council is taking an interest in issues of privacy, security and bias.

An upcoming court decision in Michigan could affect how government agencies are allowed to use drones in their daily operations.

A new Chicago task force is intended to find solutions to challenges with public safety, smart government and connected infrastructure.

As California prepares to publish its initial recommendations for generative AI use, two top officials share how the process is unfolding.

One North Carolina official said AI is helping the state speed along certain parts of its procurement processes.