With support from the National Governors Association and Strada Education Network, states will use consumer data to design education and training programs.

Gov. Tom Wolf has announced a new position within the state's technology leadership and a plan to "transform" digital government.

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 move will help counties buy paper-based voting machines, after Wolf vetoed of a bill that would've provided the money but outlaw straight-party voting.

Sealing the records of 30 million old criminal cases is a big stride for criminal justice reform, and huge task for the state court system's IT team.

A report published by a state legislative agency uses 11 million speed tests throughout the state to tell a different story than the one told by the FCC.

Officials are hopeful the $5.38 million project could become a national system for managing what has historically been a manual coordination process.

States have only spent a sliver of their federal grant funding so far, but investment is expected to ramp up heading into the next presidential election.

Through use of the state's data stores and building new relationships, Pennsylvania CIO John MacMillan says agencies are finding value.