Louisville, Kentucky's mayor said the new AI chief and pilot project are two "big steps" toward using technology to better serve residents.

Months after rural ISPs received a 30-day disconnection notice, Kentucky still has not found a new manager for its KentuckyWired network.

Since serving as deputy CIO since 2008, Jim Barnhart has been promoted to the top spot in Kentucky's technology office.

Thousands in Kentucky stand to lose internet access if the state doesn't find a new administrator for the KentuckyWired network.

Bowling Green, Kentucky's "What Could BG Be" pilot used AI to help the local government collect and parse large volumes of public feedback.

After five years atop the Kentucky's technology division, statewide Chief Information Officer Ruth Day will step down at the end of the year.

A list of files posted on the dark web by the group RansomHub indicates the theft of sensitive data including the personal identifiable information of residents and…

Warning that lawmakers moved too fast, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a bill that would have allowed self-driving vehicles on the state's roadways.

Kentucky's driver services call center credited an Amazon customer tool with reducing a 150% staff turnover rate by two-thirds.

Grace Simrall, chief of civic innovation and technology of Louisville, Kentucky, announced she's stepping down.