Tony Neal-Graves came out of retirement to spend seven years with the Colorado state government, time that he said was among the most rewarding in his career.

The Colorado Department of Higher Education said sensitive data was compromised following a ransomware incident this past June.

Tony Neal-Graves, who joined the Colorado state government in 2017, announced he'll retire in December.

Colorado's broadband office said it's taking applications for the $162 million available for high-speed internet infrastructure projects.

Gov. Jared Polis signed legislation rolling back a 2005 law that limited local governments' ability to build their own broadband networks.

Disinformation that undermines democracy and trust in government is an international challenge, speakers at the Cities Summit of the Americas said.

State officials say Colorado could be in line to receive nearly $1 billion from the federal government's BEAD grant program.

As Congress weighs revising federal accessibility rules for digital services, a few states are already working on it.

State tech officials said during an online event they increasingly see their roles as cyber mentors for local governments.

Colorado will offer blind and low-vision residents free access to visual interpretation app Aira when visiting state agencies.