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North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum published a new suite of tools that he said can help make his state the most financially literate state by 2027.

Tyson Morris said the decision to step down as Chattanooga’s CIO after two years in the role was not “made lightly.”

Challenges posed by AI, voter mobilization efforts and foreign interference prompted secretaries of state to ask the Senate Rules Committee for more funding.

State and local governments are close to their communities, giving them a pulse on the immediate needs and challenges of their residents.

All 56 states and territories met the Dec. 27 deadline to submit initial proposals for the federal Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program and several have already seen the first volume of their plans approved.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed a $275 million research center for studying AI, available to public and private research institutions.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore unveiled four major IT projects: an executive order on AI, a new digital services team, a cyber partnership with the National Guard and a digital accessibility policy.

Duhaney is the city manager for Virginia Beach, Virginia.

A recent report from Deloitte encouraged states to ensure their processes are digital and integrated to ensure they can use the latest technologies.

A new program gives city agencies, private companies and academic institutions a chance to pilot technologies that solve urban challenges.