NASCIO Executive Director Doug Robinson and other tech leaders told members of Congress how state and local tech can mature after COVID-19.

Washington, D.C., San Francisco and four international cities, will split $17 million over the next three years to boost COVID-19 recovery efforts.

The firm will continue working on RIBridges after past troubles led to payment freezes and official resignations.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan named Art Thompson, the CIO for the city's public safety departments, to succeed Niblock.

Officials said they're especially interested in serving their "most vulnerable" residents, such as people with disabilities, non-English speakers and the elderly.

Investors in the company, which trawls social media to measure local sentiments, include the venture arms of Microsoft and Salesforce.

New AI projects are shaving off hours of work and enticing more people to work for government, said the AI center's director.

The county spent $6.5 million in 2019 on voting equipment, which will now be replaced over worries the state Senate's partisan ballot review compromised election security.

The city published a collection of map-based tools as a way for non-data-scientists to better understand and engage with their city.

A claims tracker modeled on the pizza chain's delivery updates is one way states responded to their pandemic unemployment surges, according to a guidebook from New America.