After decades working for county and state governments, Ralph Johnson has announced he'll pursue work advising the public sector on matters of cybersecurity.

A mistake at the Washington state Department of Licensing illuminated one of the dangers of using artificial intelligence to support digital services.

Washington state officials said their mapping technology proved essential during massive flooding in December.

"People love to hate forms, but they are also super important. They're the entry point into government services," said Karissa Minnich of The Lab @ DC.

The Washington Traffic Safety Commission is equipping some of the state's fleet vehicles with passive sensors to detect whether drivers have been drinking.

A new law in Washington state creates several new requirements for government offices administering elections, including how they manage their equipment.

Washington, D.C., Chief Information Security Officer Suneel Cherukuri said many government employees were resistant to tightened security controls in their digital workspaces.

Legislation in Washington state would give the state government workers' labor union bargaining powers on how agencies are allowed to use artificial intelligence tools.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson ordered creation of a workgroup to evaluate the impacts of data centers on Washington’s economy, tax revenue, energy use and environment.

On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities Podcast, Duncan McKay, a corporal with the Kirkland, Washington, Police Department says his department is prioritizing patrol car safety and…