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Mississippi updates government home page

The updated website has been built from the ground up with one central focus in mind – to bring the best mobile experience possible to users across all mobile devices.

By StateScoop Staff

May 5, 2014

Mississippi engages mobile users through its innovative state website

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Budget constraints forcing states to ‘double down’ on efficiency, modernization, Pew report claims

With less fiscal freedom, states are rethinking their data, technology and processes to retool how government work is done.

By Keely Quinlan

flood in Alabama — People walk and a vehicle drives through a flooded street after Hurricane Sally passed through on Sept. 17, 2020 in Gulf Shores, Alabama. (Joe Raedle / Getty Images)

Alabama governor unveils statewide flood alert system

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

Texas names chief AI and innovation officer as interim CIO

By Keely Quinlan

State, local governments urge Congress to tweak SNAP’s recent changes under H.R. 1

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

Alabama secretary of state says he found 25 noncitizen voters

By Colin Wood

Colorado capitol building to offer free ASL translation

By Keely Quinlan

New York State replaces AI chief, names new chief digital officer

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