California and New York each house 54 companies within the top 500 while Texas is home to 500. When the list expands to the Fortune 1000, Texas…

The State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA), the principal membership association representing U.S. state and territorial educational technology leaders, announced today its second annual cohort of Emerging…

A San Francisco non-profit will be working with the state of Virginia on a pilot program to help the state lower the cost of high-speed Internet access…

During the 2014 Unsession, Governor Mark Dayton and the Legislature successfully enacted nearly 1,200 ways to make state government work better. These reforms – both large and…

Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber has asked the state’s attorney general to take legal recovery payments and other damages from Oracle, the lead technology vendor for the state’s…

National League of Cities (NLC) is proud to announce that June is Small Cities Month. Small Cities Month will highlight and celebrate the enormous contributions small cities…

The data is still being crunched on the first enrollment period of the Affordable Care Act, but one trend has emerged: for states that built their own…

Governor Deval Patrick today participated in a Cyber Security Panel with members of the Massachusetts-Israel Innovation Partnership Mission 2014 to discuss the successful security initiatives in Massachusetts…

The 700-person plant in Fort Worth, Texas, opened last September to much fanfare as the first in the nation where smartphones would be assembled, but sales of…

Kansas.gov has launched a redesigned version of the state’s official website. Developed at no cost to the state through a unique self-funded model, the new Kansas.gov site,…