The law, called the Student Online Personal Information Protection Act or SOPIPA, would restrict what software makers can do with the personal information of students in public…

The University of Maryland on Wednesday announced it had fallen victim to a sophisticated cyber-attack that exposed records containing personal information of more than 300,000 students, faculty…

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan today announced nine states will receive more than 1 million to continue efforts to turn around their persistently lowest-achieving schools through awards…

Mayor Rahm Emanuel today joined Library Commissioner Brian Bannon at the Humboldt Park Library to announce over a million expansion of the Chicago Public Library's nationally recognized…

Officials in Oregon are still working to secure the state’s campaign finance website that was possibly hacked two weeks ago in the latest public cyber-breach at the…

The high-speed Internet service is approximately 100 times faster than broadband because it runs through fiber-optic cables instead of copper ones, making it much easier download a…

Rich Steckler, the marketing director for Access Idaho, joined StateScoop Radio to discuss OntheGo, the new mobile application that allows government employees to process transactions remotely.

The Santa Fe School Board approved a plan to spend 5 million on school technology over the next five years with a vote Tuesday night, but instead…

Noted venture capitalist Tim Draper can now begin selecting petitions for his initiative to split California into six separate states to give the residents of the nation’s…

Gov. Dannel Malloy and Secretary of State Denise Merrill officially debuted the system that will be featured on the state’s homepage and on every Connecticut state agency…