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Several states have announced plans to sue in response to the White House memo that stops funding for most programs, including Medicaid.

On the Priorities podcast, Texas broadband lead Greg Conte outlines next steps for the state’s connectivity after voters passed a new fund.

Dru Rai, who’s worked for Ball Corporation and DuPont, will serve as New York’s next chief information officer, Gov. Kathy Hochul said.

The Government Accountability Office issued a reminder to the federal agencies that help states and localities respond to ransomware.

Jack Belcher, the D.C. suburb’s longtime CIO, is moving into the new role of chief technology information officer.

Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin named Margaret “Lyn” McDermid to lead the Department of Administration, which includes the state’s IT agency and elections department.

A meeting led by nonprofits and broadband experts convened tribal leaders who are seeking to improve connectivity on their lands.

Miami has signed an agreement with the “urban electric jet” company Archer to develop additional transit capacity in the air.

Portland Smart City Coordinator Christine Kendrick said what’s needed most now isn’t more sensors or data, but “action” from local authorities.

Civil-liberties and religious groups say cameras and audio sensors could be used to spy on people, but officials say such concerns are overstated.