A new initiative more widely deploys gernative AI tools the state has been testing across its agencies.

New Hampshire's CIO has joined a "prestigious yet small group" of state tech officials to have served in their roles for more than a decade.

MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper said he's exploring the use of AI-powered cameras to detect potentially dangerous behavior.

Georgia's chief digital and AI officer said data can help governments match the private sector's customer-centric standards.

The ransomware group Rhysida released said it released stolen Oregon agency files to the dark web. The agency said it's "aware" of the claim.

GovJobs.fyi is the latest effort to connect laid-off federal employees with new jobs in state and local government.

Abilene, Texas, has suspended its requirements of the state's public records law after a cyberattack disrupted its systems.

While the use of surveillance technology by Michigan law enforcement agencies has increased, many said they were wary of using AI.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration issued a waiver notice, granting states an extension on submitting their final broadband deployment plans.

Delaware has renewed an interagency group tasked with halving the state's homeless rate within five years.