Since serving as deputy CIO since 2008, Jim Barnhart has been promoted to the top spot in Kentucky's technology office.

New Hampshire's CIO has joined a "prestigious yet small group" of state tech officials to have served in their roles for more than a decade.

Gov. JB Pritzker appointed Brandon Ragle, who has served as the acting chief information officer of Illinois, as the state's permanent CIO.

Kristin Darby has been named to replace Stephanie Dedmon, who is set to retire at the end of June after serving as Tennessee's CIO since 2018.

Evelina Broussard, who most recently served as an IT manager for an energy company, will be Louisiana's new chief information officer.

Bill Kehoe will continue to serve as Washington’s top tech official under the new administration of Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson.

Several CIOs have announced over the past few weeks that they’ll be vacating their state roles at the end of this year or in 2025.

Indiana Chief Information Officer Tracy Barnes said he'll step down from his role at the start of 2025, before the new governor takes office.

Nevada Chief Information Officer Timothy Galluzi says a recent AI project cut hours or sometimes days from the state's unemployment appeals claims process.

North Dakota Gov.-elect Kelly Armstrong named state Rep. Corey Mock as the state's chief information officer.