Technology doesn’t always work in expected ways. Some agencies are using a creative touch to soften an error message.

The U.S. Digital Service recently piloted pass-fail assessments of applicants against IT job requirements at the Department of Health and Human Services and National Park Service.

If you use a mobile device in one of the parks, you might be helping the agency with long-range transportation and visitor experience plans.

As the 10-year anniversary of the opening of the World War II Memorial approaches this weekend, the monument and the American Battle Monuments Commission have another milestone…

With Places Editor, a Park Service worker with no coding knowledge could reroute a path or add a new building to a park's digital map.

The next time you’re taking family photos at the Grand Canyon, you won’t have to worry about an unmanned aircraft photo-bombing you – at least not for now.  In…

The National Park Service, part of the Department of the Interior, is looking for an Associate Director for Information Resources. The position pays between $119,554 and $179,700…

The National Park Service created a new mobile application to help visitors find their way around the National Mall, the agency announced. The app is available for…