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Both the Electronic Registration Information Center and the Alabama Voter Integrity Database are gaining new members. But some experts say there’s no comparison.

Dozens of privacy advocates, along with top digital rights groups, have signed onto a campaign to remove the surveillance capabilities native to mobile driver’s license technology.

Tyler Technologies announced that it was awarded a three-year contract with New Jersey for several IT services, including tax filings.

State officials are juggling emergent concerns of cybersecurity and accessibility as they attempt to understand how AI fits into their organizations.

Private firms operating with little oversight are collecting data that some experts say amount to an unacceptable level of surveillance.

Montana’s motor vehicles division is ready to launch a new digital driver’s services system, the agency’s latest step in improving accessibility.

Gov. Roy Cooper announced that Eric Boyette, currently state transportation secretary, is retiring after a career of 27 years in state government.

On the Priorities podcast, Colorado State Sen. Cleave Simpson explains a bill to use artificial intelligence to detect wildfires.

New York’s IT agency hired Michele Jones, an attorney and longtime compliance officer, to overhaul how state agencies handle residents’ data.

Colorado awarded contracts to two connected-vehicle companies, furthering an initiative aimed at reducing congestion and improving safety.