The state halted its work with the technology firm Banjo after its founder, Damien Patton, was revealed to have once been a member of the KKK.

NASCIO's annual spring gathering will occur over video chat to accommodate the new reality of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Governors continue to apologize for computer systems that continue to have new problems as the pandemic wears on.

CivicSmart, which sells parking meters and software to cities around the world, appears to have paid a ransom after some of its files were published by hackers.

The city is publishing its spending on personal protective equipment and other essential supplies during the COVID-19 crisis.

The FCC's 2020 Broadband Deployment report shows increases in connectivity across the board, but critics point out that the analysis is based on inaccurate data and that…

To make hour-by-hour public health decisions, Gov. Gary Herbert is using a data dashboard that draws key statistics from around the state.

The state's Department of Corrections this week launched an app developed by Microsoft that allows prison facilities to share and view COVID-19 testing data.

The city's waste-diversion goals for 2020 have been interrupted by the pandemic, but officials are hopeful new online resources will help the city continue its education and…

State CISO Vinod Brahmapuram said a relatively early reaction to the pandemic in February went far in easing the transition to telework.