The new lab will give state agencies access to a controlled sandbox environment for securely testing AI tools.

The ACLU claims police in Maryland relied on a faulty facial recognition scan performed by an unknown website user to imprison an innocent woman for six months.

On this episode of StateScoop’s Priorities Podcast, reporters Colin Wood, Keely Quinlan and Sophia Fox-Sowell talk about their biggest recent news stories. The fire department of San…

A new resource-sharing agreement in Maryland will lend the use of assets valued at $3.5 million, but will reportedly only cost the state a fraction of that…

The City of Baltimore has filed a lawsuit against several of Elon Musk's companies, including X and xAI, claiming the Grok chatbot does not contain sufficient guardrails…

Maryland’s technology department published a new set of cybersecurity and privacy policies, designed to simplify rules as the state phases out its "trust but verify" framework.

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.”