Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed $1.6 billion in projects, including technology projects, from the state's new budget.

A man is suing several Florida law enforcement agencies following his wrongful arrest in 2024 via facial recognition technology.

The passage of Dexter's Law has led to the creation of a new statewide database, designed to track people who've abused animals.

The University of South Florida is expanding a flood-tracking app that combines crowdsourcing, AI and cameras.

Blaise Ingoglia, the state's chief financial officer, is refusing a request by the mayor of Jacksonville, Florida, to fill out paperwork before accessing the city's systems.

Florida Chief Information Security Officer Jeremy Rodgers will step down for a role in the private sector.

Maybe next year.

A bill that would create a larger and centralized IT agency in Florida has passed the state Senate with zero no-votes.

Former Florida Chief Information Officer Jamie Grant said the latest proposal to overhaul state IT has a lot of problems to overcome.

Florida launched the Broadcast Emergency Alerting and Communication Operational Network, a tool for resilient communications during emergencies.