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.

The FCC voted to remove old rate limits on call charges at jails and prisons. The rates, often levied by companies with local monopolies, will nearly double…

Keith’s Law expanded a database in Ohio, providing emergency responders with additional information that could be helpful when responding to people with disabilities.

Nevada Chief Information Officer Timothy Galluzi asked for and received permission from state lawmakers to spend $300,000 on new cybersecurity projects.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has named its new CIO leaders for the coming year.

A new Idaho state government webpage includes the mugshots of immigrants who were convicted of serious crimes and transferred to federal custody.

What happens to disaster relief during a federal shutdown? It's complicated.

NASCIO recognized the best in AI, cybersecurity and digital experience in its annual state government IT awards series.