Colorado state officials are working with university data experts to better understand how long COVID is affecting the state's workforce and health care systems.

On the Priorities podcast, Minnesota Labor Commissioner Nicole Blissenbach says automation was key in rolling out the state's Frontline Worker Pay program.

Tens of millions could lose Medicaid benefits and expanded telehealth coverage could end in many states, experts warn.

State and local agencies are now taking seriously the connection between technology and policy, said members of USDR.

After earning a sub-2-star rating, Colorado's vaccine passport app is getting some tweaks as officials take a closer look at their systems.

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, New York officials are educating the public on technology's role in mitigating and supporting abuse.

The group's third annual startup cohort gains access to its adviser network and can work with established companies like Amazon Web Services.

Two state CIOs said direction from the federal government on how to use the latest relief funding is not as clear as it could be.

Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland said monthly meetings that publicized agency figures pushed city leaders to embrace data and improve their numbers.

More professionals are getting certified and more government agencies are requiring tighter standards on their GIS work, according to a nonprofit that administers the certification.