Twenty-six New York City employees have become the first to graduate from the city's Information Technology Management Academy.

The NTIA announced upcoming reforms targeting Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program and another program funded by the the Digital Equity Act.

Some Maryland employees will use Anthropic's AI tools in an effort to reduce child poverty, improve housing access and streamline processes.

The Pennsylvania state government is turning to Carnegie Mellon for technical and policy expertise as the state continues establishing its AI governance.

Alex Pettit announced that he is headed back to Oregon, and will serve as the state's digital transformation projects director.

After 17 years of litigation, a judge has denied AT&T’s motion for summary judgment, allowing the case to proceed to trial.

A new platform replaces a manual, multistep process that slowed cross-agency communication and response, officials said.

Partners for Public Good will work directly with local leaders to fix issues associated with procurement, budgeting, staffing and technology.

A new program led by the Illinois Department of Corrections will allow free phone calls at jails and prisons, up to 15 per person per day.

A new bill would prioritize funding ReConnect program applications for areas where at least 90% of homes lack access to broadband.