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.

Colorado's chief information officer, David Edinger, will be replaced by Sarah Tuneberg, the technology bureau's deputy executive director for digital and delivery.

Philip Weiser, Colorado's attorney general, and the plaintiffs in a recent lawsuit against the state, have filed a motion to pause the suit while the state reexamines…

A new proposal would make adjustments to Colorado's AI law, including requirements to prevent algorithmic discrimination and a dilution of liability.

In the coming fiscal year, Colorado will provide $2.5 million in grants to counties upgrading their land records systems.

A former employee of the Colorado Digital Service has published a tool similar to one the state said it plans to release later this year.

Colorado is expanding a pilot program, offering free 30-minute ASL translation service sessions in the state capitol building.

A new tool allows businesses and government agencies to verify the authenticity of Colorado digital IDs within the myColorado app.

Alex Pettit announced that he is headed back to Oregon, and will serve as the state's digital transformation projects director.

After years of crafting policies and surveying risks, many state and local agencies are carefully experimenting with wider deployments of generative AI tools.