In a highly-connected rural state, North Dakota's top IT officials are trying to usher in policies that could change how state government thinks about security.

His time with the state caps a career of public service that included 30 years in the Army and work with the federal government.

Legislation now making its way through the state Senate would establish a task force to evaluate whether a paper-free executive branch is feasible.

Vincent Martinez, who joined the state's Department of Information Technology in 2012, previously served as a member of the New Mexico House of Representatives.

King, hired as CTO in April, replaces Kirk Lonbom, who is retiring Dec. 31, though the appointment could be brief as Gov. Bruce Rauner prepares to leave…

An executive order creates a statewide coordinating office to be staffed by four or five employees charged with ensuring everyone is online.

A group of state GIS officials and other researchers are working to correct flaws in precinct maps that could potentially throw the results of elections.

By giving users a direct link to their representatives, Aidan and Liam McCarty say their tool could transform online political discourse.

An unreliable map spurred an investigation that included one researcher who drove more than 7,000 miles, recruited a Bulgarian app developer, and forced the FCC ask a…

In an infographic from Public Technology Institute, county law enforcement agencies report radio communications as the top priority over the next five years.