Illinois launched an automated notification system to track chronic wasting disease test results during the 2025-2026 deer-hunting season.

The new office will help New York state's tech shop build out the strength of its workforce and tap into tech talent in New York City.

A new pilot program at Red Rock Correctional Center will test whether drones are effective at stemming a rise in smuggling.

An administrator of Hawaii's emergency management agency said he wants residents to receive different information depending on their physical locations.

Tarek Tomes and Katie Savage, the CIOs of Minnesota and Maryland, explain how their work is supporting improvements in child and family services in their states.

New York State has named Jenson Jacob, a longtime state employee, to become its new deputy chief information officer.

Jane Nelson, Texas’ secretary of state, revealed that her office had been collected interstate data sharing agreements, but the details remain private.

Two fellowship programs will allow participants to explore careers in state government related to science and technology.

Code For America has published diagrams designed to aid states as they process safety net benefits under new work reporting rules.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has named 31 finalists in its annual awards program recognizing "technology innovation and excellence in state government. "