After testing in the Denver suburb of Golden, the Colorado Smart Cities Alliance plans to expand its self-driving shuttles into two more cities next year.

A judge stripped Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters was of her election-supervision duties for sharing sensitive information with conspiracy theorists.

The California Department of Technology published the code to its COVID-19 vaccine pass on GitHub in the hopes other states develop similar products.

Secretary of State Jena Griswold said Mesa County must replace its voting technology after a conspiracy website posted video of the devices' passwords.

Blyth helped lead the recovery to a 2018 ransomware attack that became a blueprint for how state governments respond to major cyber incidents.

Officials, who called their law a first in the nation, will require all state and local government agencies to meet new accessibility standards.

Colorado became the third state to adopt a comprehensive data-privacy policy, following in the steps of California and Virginia.

A panel of state broadband officials and legislators said they want more clarity from the federal government when it comes to broadband expansion.

State broadband officials said during a NASCIO panel that cooperation among federal, state and local partners is a crucial element of deployment.