A cohort of opponents to legislation in Vermont said they're concerned that moving money away from IT would reverse the state's positive course on digital services for…

After nearly nine years with the Vermont state government, Mark Combs has announced plans to retire.

The project's organizer called it a way for states to “move from curiosity to capability” and gain “a trusted place to learn, experiment and lead.”

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

A new program in Vermont seeks to provide funding to connecting the most remote homes to broadband internet.

Vermont's Public Safety Communications Task Force says the state needs to make numerous upgrades to its emergency communications systems.

Vermont Chief Information Officer Denise Reilly-Hughes recalled how scrambling to restore services during last year's floods prepared her for an emergency this year.

Montana, Oklahoma and Vermont join the list of states cleared to receive billions of dollars in funding for broadband infrastructure expansion.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott last week squashed a data privacy bill with strong consumer protections, but other states will pick up the mantle.

Vermont's governor vetoed what would have been one of the strongest data privacy bills in the nation. He urged lawmakers to craft something less risky.