State IT leaders from Tennessee and Oklahoma said focusing heavily on processes helped them succeed in their statewide IT consolidations.

The state is spending $3 million to outfit more than 500 districts with mobile public safety tech used in a growing number of schools around the country.

A paper by New York University's Brennan Center for Law and Justice sounds a familiar refrain in states' push to fund election security efforts.

The state's new chief operating officer says the governor's office isn't suspicious, but wants to better understand where the division's money is going.

An Oklahoma Securities Commission server containing decades of sensitive information sat unprotected, researchers discovered.

Cities of Service has announced its "Engaged Cities Award" program is coming back in 2019.

The Oklahoma city joins winners from Italy and Colombia in what Michael Bloomberg calls "the best" examples of civic engagement.

Commentary: Tulsa, Oklahoma Mayor G.T. Bynum says the city's Urban Data Pioneers program is creating progress around policy areas like housing, public health and education.

But the state legislature has the votes to override Gov. Mary Fallin's objections echoing election law experts that social media photos of completed ballots can lead to voter intimidation.