A new NASCIO paper says that states should appreciate the risks of avoiding accessibility updates, but also embrace the opportunities that digital upgrades offer.

New Mexico and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will each spend up to $120 million as part of the Quantum Frontier Project.

Elizabeth Dunn, a faculty member at the University of South Florida's College of Public Health, explains why many people don't take hurricane warnings seriously.

New Jersey signed a 10-year contract with tech firm CGI to aid in dispersing recovery funding and track reports.

A "cyber incident" in Maryland has disrupted a service that provides transportation to people with disabilities.

Recent legislation aims to put tighter controls on where camps can operate and instate new rules about alert technologies.

South Dakota's IT systems are back online after a data center power outage forced various platforms offline.

One academic said that $40 million, spread across thousands of local governments, likely falls short of what's needed to prepare for the next Camp Mystic.

Under FEMA's new conception of emergencies, states are to be increasingly left to their own devices for emergency planning and response.

Pennsylvania officials said they've reduced the time it takes to hire new employees to an average of 54 days.