For state and local IT leaders, the outcome of the November election could shape everything from AI procurement rules and cybersecurity investments to digital service modernization and…

Through new channels of timely information, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina hope to identify fraud earlier and coordinate prosecutions across state and…

In an interview, Jenna Bannon with the National Conference of State Legislatures said tools built for people in need must "work for them."

New bipartisan legislation would employ artificial intelligence to improve the longitudinal data systems built by state governments to improve educational and workforce outcomes.

Repurposing data for other means is risky, and governments should evaluate when consolidation is more harmful than good, a recent report said.

The Trump administration shut down the IRS Direct File program, but Code for America hopes that an adjacent program — Simple File — will connect more people…

California State Chief Information Security Officer Vitaliy Panych will step down after seven years leading the state's cybersecurity efforts.

Jane Yang, a former Administration for Children and Families official, is tasked with heading a new role in Colorado's technology bureau.

Oklahoma's new internal and enterprise artificial intelligence platform is designed to help state agencies build new tools.

Grace Wickerson, a senior manager of climate and health with the Federation of American Scientists, reviews things state and local governments can do to mitigate the harms…