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The technology that helped investigators track one of three men accused of opening fire in the French Quarter, killing one and wounding three, has also raised criticism about the actions of an Orleans Parish judge.
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The recently-passed legislation is aimed at ensuring government is not "black boxed."
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The LAPD is working closely with the city of Los Angeles to monitor laws after recreational cannabis became legal Jan. 1.
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Nearly 11 months after former EPA CIO Ann Dunkin became Santa Clara County's CIO, she reflects on an ongoing IT centralization and the importance of good "cyberhygiene." -
The legal action centers on public records access and comes after reports that Gov. Eric Greitens’ administration was using an app that automatically deletes text messages after they are read.
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The Walnut Creek City Council is allowing two companies to pilot “last-mile” delivery robots.
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The project to collect real-time data on Chicago's environment and urban activity launched in 2016 and continues to evolve.
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What do state and local governments need to consider before investing in know-all kiosks for their municipal buildings?
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The e-bike ban is a temporary response to a new state law as the county figures out where e-bikes are and are not appropriate.
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The city will need to acquire a joint-use agreement with multiple companies to get the benefits of Kentucky Wired.
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Local flight restrictions imposed on drone operators by the presence of military bases and airports impose significant limits on where and how they can fly.
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Mount Rainier and other national parks are weighing plans to expand cellular coverage in once remote areas. First responders support the plans, as do some park officials, who argue that better cell coverage will help attract a new generation of visitors. Critics fear it will lead to more noisy distractions in places designed to be an escape from the modern world.
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State and local leaders are planning for technology that could ease traffic congestion, accidents and pollution.
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The new, faster service launched in the township and the surrounding areas on Dec. 18.
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Chattanooga may have earned the name “Gig City,” but rural parts of the state have some catching up to do.
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Schools in DeKalb County, Ga., see as many as 3,000 cyberattacks a day, according to the team trained to defend against them.
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Each year since 2020, 38-year public employee Bill Mann has focused on an individual theme designed to protect both the public and private sectors, and this year’s features weekly cybersecurity lessons.
