A report from the legislative auditor's office blames the struggling $100 million system on an amorphous band of public safety and IT department leaders.

As the dust settles following a final political joust between the outgoing governor and Republican lawmakers, everyone is left a loser.

The incoming IT commissioner, Johanna Clyborne, says fixing the 3 million system is her highest priority.

Cost savings achieved through data center consolidation and ongoing technology policy helped the state earn the top spot in a national economic and social ranking.

Reports of months-long delays for residents and state employees quitting their jobs from the stress of dealing with the new system have prompted questions from lawmakers.

In a tumultuous year for state information technology, more than 20 states welcomed new CIOs due to changes from elections, retirements or resignations.

With 36 governorships up for re-election, Tuesday's elections could bring widespread changes to state governments and state IT offices. Here's what to watch.

Minnesota’s information technology consolidation efforts have saved the state 7.4 million over the past two years, according to information released last week by Gov. Mark Dayton and…