Information Technology

Illinois State University researcher Elizabeth Kosuth said a survey of 800 McLean County seniors showed older people have a wide range of expertise and comfort with computers.

The town of Normal is preparing to work on new technologies that will make things run smoother, faster, and at less cost. Work sessions are likely early in the new year. But it's hard to say which so-called Smart Cities initiatives will work well in any given city.

The Town of Normal is still asking for public feedback on how to use federal pandemic relief money, but City Manager Pam Reece said some themes are beginning to emerge. The nearly $11 million in American Rescue Plan money for the town can be portioned to several buckets. One of those, Reece said, is public health.

Hackers carefully considered the timing of the Oct. 5 cyberattack on Heartland Community College.“We could see that there was heavy activity starting at…

Heartland Community College classes are back online, but the school still hasn't resolved all of its tech issues following a cyberattack last week.Public…

Heartland Community College officials said they hope to resume online classes Wednesday as they investigate an online security breach.Heartland Public…

Illinois State University Chief Technology Officer Charley Edamala described it as the calm before the storm, as the extended spring break tapered down.…

The mayor of Normal says 5G and other smart city technology developments will be the topic for the annual One Voice leadership trip to Washington,…

The head of the Community Health Care Clinic said six months into operations of the new dental clinic they are only scratching the surface of filling the…

The future of newspapers is in more and deeper local coverage, according to a prominent former Illinois State University student.Mitch Pugh is the…