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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 growing number of states are creating digital services portals, but funding and accessibility challenge progress, a new survey shows.

As wildfires become more common and destructive, a new international satellite project would give researchers and firefighters a new tool.

After seven months of development, Alaska plans soon to launch an AI-powered mobile app that will include all of its digital services.

Carlos Kizzee, at the Center for Internet Security, says the organization will provide gap funding to keep the MS-ISAC operational, but that a long-term plan is still in the works.

California opened applications for $50 million in funding designed to improve connectivity and digital skills, but a federal funding freeze puts the program’s future in question.

On this week’s Priorities Podcast, we’re joined by Robert Fulk, chief information officer of the Indiana Secretary of State’s Office, to talk about the work behind “Captain Record,” the state’s newest generative artificial intelligence tool. It allows users to search more than 100 years’ worth of state documents, and by intelligently indexing over 20 million […]

An Ohio State Police captain shares how airborne microwave downlink technology is helping law enforcement gain better intelligence.

Former Florida Chief Information Officer Jamie Grant said the latest proposal to overhaul state IT has a lot of problems to overcome.

Scoop News Group is pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 StateScoop 50 Awards. The awards, now in their 12th year, honor the most influential people in the state government IT community, and the most innovative projects that advance government operations and citizen services. The 2025 awards will be presented to winners at a […]