Tyler Technologies has acquired MyGov, a cloud software company that helps better manage permits, inspections, planning and zoning

Cybersecurity experts and former state IT officials said that the Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Security Agency, which may soon see cuts, performs critical functions for protecting the government's…

More than 200 state and local governments have signed up to Civic Match, a new service matching outgoing federal workers with new roles.

The Elk Grove, California, Police Department has been granted permission to use drones within an exceptionally large area of airspace.

Illinois has announced $7 million in new funding available through its Tech Incubator Enhancement Grants Program.

Wood County, Ohio, has hired a consulting firm that provides chief information officer services, to replace its outgoing IT director.

Two counties in Ohio have fully migrated to next-generation 911, as the state looks ahead toward a statewide embrace of the technology.

The data of 61,000 people was compromised by improper access by state employees, who've since been fired by the state government.

An analysis by the nonprofit Center for Democracy and Technology shows that while governors are being careful in their approaches to AI, each state does it differently.

New technologies are aiding the battle against the blazes in Southern California, but high winds limit the use of drones, said one fire official.