Delaware hasn't said goodbye to its mainframe, but outsourcing services to a third party has given the state some breathing room, state Chief Information Officer Gregory Lane…

The Kansas Department of Children and Families is paying Conduent $6.9 million to replatform its COBOL-based system.

Technology officials said it didn't make sense to invest in another expensive machine as agencies modernize their applications.

After a decade of trying to generate local talent, North Dakota has turned to Eastern Europe for additional mainframe support.

It took 18 months to replace a 50-year-old mainframe with new software that allows the city's accountants to access data dashboards and easily make adjustments.

The city of Los Angeles has become the first local government in the state to migrate its mainframe applications to the state government's data center in Sacramento.

With just three legacy applications left, officials say they’re nearly ready to move on to a new era in computing.

The technology is old, but the people running it are new.

Wyoming Chief Technology Officer Dan Young says the state can no longer find the workforce to support its legacy infrastructure.

Commentary: Claire Bailey, a Compuware executive and former Arkansas chief technology officer, says the mainframe's future is brighter than some recent analysis suggests.