The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association called for the FCC to set broadband speeds as 100 Mbps for both downloads and uploads.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson unveiled several new tools to help voters track their ballots and check facts.

Several major U.S. wireless carriers will soon allow phone calls to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to be directed to local resources.

NASTD's new executive board will be led by its new president, Joe Homan, regional site support administrator for Nebraska.

Hawaii officials said new features enhance the performance, security and user experience of the state's online tax filing system.

The NFL is requiring all who work at the Las Vegas stadium, including police officers, to undergo facial recognition scans.

Georgia's top IT and accessibility officials said agencies can't rely on vendors to "contract away" their compliance responsibilities.

San Francisco's police chief said drones have led to arrests and that they can be credited with decade-low levels of crime in the city.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis named Sarah Tuneberg, a tech entrepreneur and former COVID-19 response director, to lead the state's digital service office.

States and cities are among the organizations worldwide reporting service disruptions caused by a faulty CrowdStrike software update.