The National Fraternal Order of Police urged Congress to authorize state and local law enforcement with more power to stop criminal drone activity.

Kate Ruane of the Center for Democracy and Technology said online child safety legislation being considered by Congress could contain preemption of state protections.

Tai Phan, Oklahoma's chief technology officer, has joined the small but growing cohort of state officials whose responsibilities center around AI technologies.

After two years as head of the commonwealth's digital services division, Bry Pardoe has been named statewide chief information officer.

After conflicting reports from federal agencies about how they're using or not using voter registration data shared by states, a group of secretaries of state are asking…

A new guide from NASCIO offers states tips and tweaks to ensure their IT purchases meet upcoming Department of Justice requirements.

Alex Pettit announced that he is headed back to Oregon, and will serve as the state's digital transformation projects director.

A new program led by the Illinois Department of Corrections will allow free phone calls at jails and prisons, up to 15 per person per day.

The loss of electricity shuttered several South Dakota's state IT systems, and it stemmed from a mislabeled wire at the state's data center.

State agencies managing the Women's, Infant, and Children's program are bracing themselves for a potentially sharp increase in demand as federal support for SNAP winds down.