How NIST Is Updating Cybersecurity Guidance for AI

Artificial Intelligence and Civic Engagement

Rochester Hills deployed an AI chatbot to help residents navigate its three-hundred-page budget document, and within weeks the city had collected hundreds of comments.

How GIS Is Helping Cities Manage World Cup Crowds

Affordability, Transit, and Housing in Nashville

Mayor Freddie O'Connell of Nashville has increased frequency and reliability on several transit routes, a new low-income fare program, and expanded WeGo Link service for first- and last-mile connectivity.

California Is Testing a Digital Passport for Workforce Skills

Crime Reduction, Housing, and a City Committed to Growth

Memphis Mayor Paul Young's 2026 State of the City presented a set of priorities built around public safety progress, housing expansion, youth employment, and population growth.

What International Research Reveals About Managing AI Risk in Government

As the US hosts the world, the network underneath matters

In a Boston Herald op-ed, former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis argued that with the World Cup, America’s 250th anniversary, and the LA Olympics approaching, renewing FirstNet is critical.

No-Code Automation Gives Public Agencies a Way Out of Workflow Backlogs