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Indiana’s Web page honored again

The state website of Indiana, IN.gov, was recently honored with two Silver W3 awards and three Silver Davey Awards by the International Academy of the Visual Arts for outstanding design and usability.

By StateScoop Staff

November 11, 2013

IN.gov receives five more awards for 2013

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Idaho lawmakers consider banning pro-DEI chatbots inside state government

"You wouldn't think a good state like ours would be spending money on this,” Idaho state Rep. John Shirts said during a recent legislative hearing.

By Colin Wood

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Georgia hires NTT Data to modernize state’s digital infrastructure

By Keely Quinlan

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly (Mark Reinstein / Corbis / Getty Images)

USDA agrees not to share Kansans’ SNAP data with foreign governments

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

Delaware governor orders creation of ‘permitting accelerator’ for broadband, other infrastructure projects

By Keely Quinlan

Prominent access broker pleads guilty to ‘obtaining information’ from Oregon state government computer

By Colin Wood

Kansas buys drones to support ‘cutting-edge precision’ agricultural research

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

Only California state employees can use Poppy, a new AI assistant designed for security

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

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Indiana’s Web page honored again

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Resource-sharing agreement expands Maryland’s middle-mile network

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Idaho lawmakers consider banning pro-DEI chatbots inside state government

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Prominent access broker pleads guilty to ‘obtaining information’ from Oregon state government computer

Kansas buys drones to support ‘cutting-edge precision’ agricultural research

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