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In need of fast, reliable communications across its campus, the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is one of the first in the nation to move from traditional wired infrastructure to a wireless network.

To understand the possibilities and risks of frontier AI, city staffers are collaborating with a technology partner in co-developing new AI tools. One, an agentic AI bot, has joined the IT service desk.

Officials at a university in Southern California thought installing a few electric vehicle chargers for a new car-share program would be an easy, uncomplicated project. Installation took nearly two years.

The machine learning and deep analytical abilities of AI are enabling new insights into mobility systems and document management, allowing organizations to work smarter and more efficiently.

Voters in Oahu, Hawaii, will decide on a measure Nov. 3 establishing the Office of Data and Innovation in Honolulu and formalizing duties of the city chief data officer.

Cities have a number of options for managing parking, with pricing being chief among them. A new study from INRIX on parking availability and costs across numerous cities in North America and Europe explores those options.

Tendaji K. Jamal will start in November as the city’s next director of technology and innovation. He replaces Lea Erickson, who joined Culver City this spring as its senior assistant city manager.

City Council meetings in New Brunswick, N.J., are more accessible with new AI-assisted transcription and translation technology. Noticeably absent are outside tethers, since the work happens on-premise.

Airports are actively involved in planning for wider deployment of autonomous and other emerging forms of transportation, which could establish their campuses as hubs of integrated mobility.

Laurent, who has been serving as Missouri’s chief information officer since 2024, will retire at year’s end following a tenure of “unprecedented technological achievements,” including developments in cybersecurity and AI.