Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey approved legislation clearing $1.23 billion for cybersecurity and other information technology upgrades.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry vetoed a bill limiting the use of artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes. Similar laws are passing easily in other states.

Newly passed legislation would have Hawaii's top technology official reporting to the state comptroller and create a new IT steering committee.

Generative artificial intelligence could revolutionize state government, but it must be done responsibly, said New Jersey Chief Technology Officer Chris Rein.

Alaska lawmakers are asking the federal government for help repairing weather stations that are continually breaking in harsh weather.

A new bill introduced by U.S. House lawmakers would create a new governing body comprised of cybersecurity and water system experts.

A bill moving through the Florida state legislature would move $40 million for state and local cybersecurity back into the state's general fund.

Lawmakers introduced legislation that would provide a standalone funding mechanism for the nation's upgrade to next-generation 911.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon said the Wyoming Stable Token Act is underdeveloped, but agreed to let it pass without his signature.

New Jersey employers using software to inform hiring decisions could face new rules to prevent unlawful discrimination.