Some state education departments said they're concerned what Trump's promise to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education could do to the nation's schools.

After accelerating its own AI translation services for unemployment insurance, New Jersey is sharing resources for use in other states.

One lawyer said Colorado's new, broad biometric privacy regulations could discourage smaller companies from using new technologies.

Two state chief information officers said they're using the "no wrong door" approach when offering services to the public.

NASTD's new executive board will be led by its new president, Joe Homan, regional site support administrator for Nebraska.

Iowa's health department launched a new website that draws on state data to provide near real-time availability of child care.

Georgia's top IT and accessibility officials said agencies can't rely on vendors to "contract away" their compliance responsibilities.

In a letter to the state chief information officer, New York state Sen. Jeremy Cooney raises concerns with the state's use of AI-powered software from the identity-verification…

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis named Sarah Tuneberg, a tech entrepreneur and former COVID-19 response director, to lead the state's digital service office.

Maryland's top privacy, information security and data officials now report both to the statewide CIO and directly to the governor.