Maryland and Wyoming are wrapping up pilot programs exploring digital, mobile driver's licenses and preparing to offer them to the broader public.

As opioid-related deaths reach record highs in the state, health administrators are trying to get a tighter handle on their data

Federal investigators found no unauthorized access or statistical anomalies in network activity that would suggest malicious behavior. The state is moving the system to a new data center.

Local governments can get grant reimbursements from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but only with a challenging level detail in their records.

The FBI briefed state leaders about the vendor's ownership on Thursday, one day before federal prosecutors charged 12 Russian intelligence officers with hacking during the 2016 election.

While major automakers strive for fully autonomous vehicles, STEER Tech has ambitious plans to build a business around upgrading existing vehicles to solve one of driving's most annoying problems.

Affected voters will have to cast provisional ballots due to the error, which was disclosed just as the state heads to the polls for Tuesday's primary elections.

AT&T, the company behind the public safety network, says FirstNet has been used in more than 100,000 connections since May.

Launched by nonprofit the Center for Government Excellence, a new online and on-site training center for government will feature courses on community engagement, open data, among others.