A mapping platform in Maryland that ingests infrastructure data from across agencies is helping the state spot internet coverage gaps and make smarter investments.

Are you allowed to sell loose eggs in Maryland? And just what is a tire? A new state archival system makes it all clear.

Some Maryland employees will use Anthropic's AI tools in an effort to reduce child poverty, improve housing access and streamline processes.

The project's organizer called it a way for states to “move from curiosity to capability” and gain “a trusted place to learn, experiment and lead.”

After years of crafting policies and surveying risks, many state and local agencies are carefully experimenting with wider deployments of generative AI tools.

Generative AI tools are popping up everywhere in government. Los Angeles is the latest to add them to its standard set of staff tools.

Maryland's VDP puts it in a small group of state and local governments to run similar programs. The state is also requiring all government organizations in its…

Maryland’s Digital Infrastructure Group hasn't had its first meeting yet, but the state is already saving millions on broadband projects, one state official said.

Finding a "sugar daddy" is one option for state technology offices short on funds, suggested North Dakota's IT chief.

Tarek Tomes and Katie Savage, the CIOs of Minnesota and Maryland, explain how their work is supporting improvements in child and family services in their states.