After conflicting reports from federal agencies about how they're using or not using voter registration data shared by states, a group of secretaries of state are asking…

From Arkansas to the Northern Mariana Islands, states are beginning to see their broadband proposals approved under the Trump administration's new rules.

Justin Marlowe, professor at the University of Chicago's public policy school, says the government shutdown has accelerated a decades-long trend of states relying less on the federal…

New Jersey's 2025 Innovation Impact Report showcases a growing interest in using AI tools to improve the state government's processes.

Indiana’s Robert Fulk shares how AI fueled a training program revamp. Results for America’s Patrick Carter shares why he thinks evidence-based policymaking is on the rise.

After years of crafting policies and surveying risks, many state and local agencies are carefully experimenting with wider deployments of generative AI tools.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is testing a new drone and artificial intelligence system that could redefine how the state monitors waterfowl.

Texans can now renew their boat registrations and upgrade their driver’s licenses online.

Finding a "sugar daddy" is one option for state technology offices short on funds, suggested North Dakota's IT chief.

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has refused to play a prerecorded video in which Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blames Democrats for the shutdown of the federal government.