Gov. John Carney said state CTO Greg Lane will succeed Clarke, while the Department of Technology and Information's chief of staff was named to the new role…

The state gave a five-year contract to a company that uses RFID chips to track medical marijuana products from growers to final sales.

Since decriminalizing the drug in 2018, state CIO John Quinn says interest in growing licenses has skyrocketed.

Cook County will use an automation tool to identify criminal records eligible to be overturned under Illinois' new marijuana legalization law.

Left with few alternatives, officials have committed to repairing a glitchy "seed-to-sale" tracking system through the summer.

The city's use of web-based software called "Clear My Record" marks the first partnership between civic tech nonprofit Code for America and a prosecutor's office.

Officials say they hope the state’s new permitting systems will encourage growers to run legitimate businesses.

With new laws come new technologies.

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission has been accepting applications from prospective growers since January through an entirely digital process.