Nevada will soon distribute its biggest-ever investment in broadband infrastructure, despite state laws restricting local involvement.

Nevada officials turned to software company Wonderschool to recruit new child care providers after the pandemic shuttered many facilities.

Officials confirmed that Timothy Galluzi, who’s headed the Enterprise IT Services Division since February, is the new state CIO.

Bob C. Leek, who's been with the Las Vegas-area county since February 2021, now leads its 200-person IT department in Clark County.

Local governments and community groups say the $65 billion in broadband funding could close states' digital divides for good.

Alan Cunningham, who was appointed in August 2020, announced he's stepping down after "having my job responsibilities altered dramatically."

Blockchains founder and CEO Jeffrey Berns said he's pulling out of further talks, citing the absence of "a champion" for the project.

County officials in Nevada told state legislators they don't want to share governmental authority with tech companies buying large plots of land in the state.

Satellite internet systems could be a cheaper solution to the digital divide, particularly in rural states, top technology officials said.