Keely Quinlan

Michael Hanna-Butros Meyering said there are numerous similarities between the technology challenges faced by the two state governments he's served.

The Department of Justice's push for more accessible websites and apps has accelerated work in states and local governments, but a majority reported that they don't have the resources or staff needed to remediate everything by next April's deadline.

A new website accompanies other transparency efforts and guardrails for data center developments recently announced by the Pennsylvania state government.

Police around New York state have searched Flock’s license plate database on behalf of ICE, according to new research by civil rights groups.

Amy Kelley will serve Texas in a new role, the internal CIO, and lead AI efforts for the state's Department of Information Resources.

After serving the U.S. Development Finance Corporation, Tina Donbeck has been named as Delaware's chief technology officer.

Illinois became the final state or territory to receive approval from the NTIA for its BEAD final proposal.

Though building a “digital front door" has been a priority for state governments, several are facing challenges to consolidating identity management across agencies.

By connecting AI assistants to GIS systems, cities are experimenting with chatbots that can provide residents with answers to geographical questions.

The report evaluated nine broadband programs and recommended improvements to data and guidance provided to states during the deployment process.