During a recent address, Kansas Gov. Kay Ivey announced legislation to ban students’ use of cell phones at K-12 schools.

In his State of the State address, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy urged lawmakers to pass legislation creating a mobile driver's license program.

In Virginia, a law that limits the governor to serve only one four-year term puts technology projects on a quicker timeline.

Indiana Chief Information Officer Tracy Barnes said he'll step down from his role at the start of 2025, before the new governor takes office.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced a $10.7 million round of funding for the state's Advancing Digital Opportunities to Promote Technology program.

North Dakota Gov.-elect Kelly Armstrong named state Rep. Corey Mock as the state's chief information officer.

After six years of working for Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the state’s chief information officer says he’s had the opportunity to learn more about the vice presidential…

Ex-convicts, seniors and unskilled workers are among the groups targeted by a new program designed to boost the digital skills of Kansas' populace.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon requested from his legislature $6.8 million to hire 37 new cybersecurity positions across the state government.

Between rural broadband investment and emerging technologies that can transform government operations, state executives are tuning in to the latest trends.