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

Since its launch last fall, the one-stop government services app has slowly added new services in a growing number of locations around the country.

The state is increasingly turning to iterative development to meet quality and time constraints on projects large and small.

E-government services firm NIC says its new consumer platform is the answer to government's silo problem.

A new check imaging service is the latest piece of a common system for simplifying payment operations in state government.

The update includes personalized voter information intended to educate voters about where and how to vote in the upcoming election.

The new PA.gov — launched with an NIC subsidiary — uses a new, mobile-enabled design that provides quick access to state services.

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission has been accepting applications from prospective growers since January through an entirely digital process.

An Oct. 1 deadline looms for state agencies that could leave them responsible for fraudulent charges made on payment terminals that do not accept a new generation of credit cards.