Infant mortality in Indiana has remained among the highest in the country in recent years. State CIO Paul Baltzell is marshaling big data to identify ways to…

State and local governments are giving higher priority to digital forms of engagement over the next year, according to a new study.

A massive business park and airfield dedicated to unmanned aircraft developers, slated to open in the spring near Grand Fork Air Force Base, is attracting big-name tenants.

After eight years on the job, Rhode Island's CIO John "Jack" Landers is leaving state service, a source confirmed to StateScoop this morning.

Albemarle County Public Schools in Virginia is building its own broadband network within the next two years to serve students in areas where the major carriers don't…

Adel Ebeid, Philadelphia's CIO, wants to move 50 percent of the city's infrastructure to the cloud. Then, he wants to pivot to focus more on innovation.

StateScoop highlights some of the interesting panels and topics discussed at the 2015 CoSN conference, including online tests and tips for monitoring wifi.

California might not be the only player in autonomous cars anymore. If three Texas lawmakers have their way, the technology could be Lone Star-bound.

After a subcontractor in Northern California failed to notify citizens and the FCC the company's 911 service was down, the FCC imposed a .4 million fine.

Assessing how software companies and developers use and protect student data has been a challenge for school administrators. A new data privacy rating system aims to make…