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A report from Code for America reveals that most states are still in the early stages of using artificial intelligence to improve digital services.

The StateScoop team breaks down what the recent cancellation of the Digital Equity Act will mean for states and also why food banks need good data.

A new project at Code for America aims to help state and local governments make their documents more accessible in time for a 2026 deadline.

Code For America CEO Amanda Renteria says her group’s 2025 Summit will include talks on human-centered design, the latest uses of artificial intelligence in state and local government and how agencies are driving efficiency under a new U.S. president.

Many state officials have said they’re waiting to see how the large changes in Washington, D.C., will affect their organizations. Two former state officials offered some advice.

Code for America’s Amanda Renteria and former Biden White House adviser Robert Gordon share how they think the fervent activity in Washington, D.C., will affect the delivery of services for state and local governments.

Direct File, the IRS’s free online-filing tool, is entering its second tax season with 24 states participating, double the amount from last year.

To realize the full potential of AI, or any other technology, to improve government, we must start with training employees.

Amanda Renteria, Code for America’s chief executive, says the second annual FormFest is designed to encourage action by government agencies.

Amanda Renteria, CEO of Code for America, discussed the organization’s focus on partnering with governments to deliver services, especially for low-income communities.