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Recent research and initiatives at the state level indicate the coronavirus is pushing government agencies to use digital services with gusto.

By tying public safety operations to lighting infrastructure, Cleveland leaders aim to save money, conserve energy and reduce crime.

Fire departments and smart cities are increasingly turning to the Internet of Things to help battle blazes and improve safety.

Internet of Things and sensor technologies can help keep lakes and the people around them healthy.

A number of utilities are undertaking smart meter projects to increase access to usage data and other information.

The Ohio city is launching new pilot projects aimed at enhancing mobility near bus stops, driver safety and access to food during the pandemic.

The Gateway to the West and the Department of Homeland Security are assessing whether smart city tools can work in jurisdictions of all sizes.

The state has set up a new office to drive innovation around smart transportation technology and infrastructure.

The I-40 Smart Fiber Project is designed to improve driver safety and lay the foundation for autonomous vehicles.

The Internet of Things, smart water meters and other technologies deliver a burst of benefits for cities and utilities.