The Blazers are busy in the community today: The event will highlight the Allen Foundation gift to SMART, pledging a 10:1 challenge grant of $1 million for the program once SMART raises $10 million.

Self-driving vehicles, traffic lights that adjust based on vehicle flow, bike sharing and smart pavement that provides public Wi-Fi access—those are just a few of the ideas for making cities smarter.

On June 23, in the Douglas Community Center in an economically challenged area called Linden, Anthony Foxx, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), announced that Columbus, Ohio ...

Each year, the Smart Cities Council donates coaching, workshops, products, services and more free benefits to five communities in North America. These donations will help Move your smart city efforts ...

Smart cities projects focusing on video analytics, community Wi-Fi, fiber-optic connectivity and more will get an extra boost from the Smart Cities Council. “The five winners had three important ...

Colorado cities are calling for urban tech vendors to address some of the key issues facing their communities. The Colorado Smart Cities Alliance has announced the start of the the Connected Colorado ...