Election Security — A StateScoop Special Report

The past ten years have brought government and education the chance to pivot to citizen-first mindsets and cloud. But what will the next decade bring?

Working and studying from home has become the norm in 2020. Here's how government and university leaders are responding.

Digital transformation and IT modernization was in government once the purview of a select few. Now the pandemic is showing how it affects everyone.

The coronavirus pandemic is changing the face of daily life for government and education leaders. Here's how our community is adapting.

This collection of content only scratches the surface of the work being done around user experience in government and for higher education institutions today.

StateScoop presents a new interactive map highlighting an ongoing scourge of ransomware attacks against state and local governments and school districts across the United States.

Meet the winners of the 2019 LocalSmart Awards. These visionary leaders and projects were selected by the StateScoop community as the top among the local government community.

From the top things tech leaders wish they knew during a disaster to the ways that cities and states are turning to technology to help their public safety leaders and first responders, this is StateScoop’s deep dive on public safety and emergency response.

From the 21 smart communities to watch in 2018 to the ways that small cities are embracing the smart movement, this is StateScoop and EdScoop's deep dive on smart communities.

From the emerging tech leaders you should know to how voice assistants and chatbots are beginning their takeover of citizen service, this month’s StateScoop special report chronicles the technologies, and the people driving them on the horizon.