A federal grant program is helping states and cities to improve their permitting systems with AI. One former Colorado tech official said delays cost her family $100,000.

The new law establishes an advisory council to bring together state agencies, county representatives and other stakeholders to coordinate future IT projects.

New Jersey's 2025 Innovation Impact Report showcases a growing interest in using AI tools to improve the state government's processes.

A new platform replaces a manual, multistep process that slowed cross-agency communication and response, officials said.

Mayor Eric Adams' office claims a new system makes the New York City schools in first the United States to have direct 911 integration.

Nevada Chief Information Officer Timothy Galluzi said the state has recently started using AI to prescreen unemployment claims, burning through its backlog.

Tyler Technologies was selected for a contract by the Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing to assist in managing inspections.

Artificial intelligence has been used in cybersecurity for years, but agencies are increasingly using generative AI for an added layer of protection.