After a ransomware attack on the state's health and social services system, Deloitte is giving Rhode Island $5 million to help cover expenses.

More than 200 state and local governments have signed up to Civic Match, a new service matching outgoing federal workers with new roles.

Several states have announced plans to sue in response to the White House memo that stops funding for most programs, including Medicaid.

Louisiana's broadband chief says the governor's letter is intended to "provide more flexibility for states to choose their own path."

Three months after the abrupt departure of its most recent chief information officer, Oklahoma has appointed Dan Cronin to be the new state CIO.

Under a new operational agenda from Gov. Jared Polis, Colorado will focus on improving digital services through 2027.

In addressing common technology challenges, five big IT stories emerged across all U.S. states in 2024.

Several CIOs have announced over the past few weeks that they’ll be vacating their state roles at the end of this year or in 2025.

The transit authority said it's investigating a ransomware attack that briefly caused disruptions to the city's public transportation system.

SAIC will assist Texas in providing its state agencies with cybersecurity monitoring and management services.