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.

A new Colorado law makes the state the first in the nation to extend biological data the same protections it offers other sensitive information.

StateScoop’s editorial staff weigh in on the latest in generative AI, data privacy and a contracting controversy in South Carolina.

A new report from the Open Technology Institute suggests that state laws designed to protect minors online haven't fully considered risks to free speech, data privacy and…

A vote by the Maine Senate on the Data Privacy and Protection Act ends the chance of passage for what would have been the nation's strongest data privacy…

While some privacy experts are pleased by the proposed federal data privacy law, others say its clash with state regulations could do more harm than good.

A bill in Tennessee would make it harder for people to sue the companies that fail to protect their private information.

Several state officials said that before forming AI policies, agencies must first consider the potential privacy implications of adoption.

On the Priorities podcast, two privacy experts discuss new laws and proposed legislation for data privacy, including for AI and health data.