Oregon's forestry officials will begin work on a new wildfire risk map after the first map caused some homeowners' insurance rates to spike.

Government agencies in at least five states are reacting to a confirmed or potential data breach as part of a global cyberattack.

On the Priorities Podcast, Oregon DOT innovation lead Ben Kahn explains how his team took 99 legacy systems and merged them into one.

A state official said offering video proctoring for driving-knowledge exams will be more convenient for the public and unburden DMV offices.

Change management frameworks are much more than just training, said Oregon Chief Information Officer Terrence Woods.

A consortium providing broadband infrastructure to Oregon's public and nonprofit sectors has big plans for building out the state's networks.

GIS officials in Washington and Oregon say recent events — including the appearance of Asian giant hornets — have raised their profiles in state government.

With COVID-19 cases filling up the state's hospitals, officials are reportedly considering the development of a mobile pass for people to show their vaccination status.

The state’s technology division agreed with auditor recommendations but cited challenges with IT’s decentralized structure.

A system already used in California and Oregon, called ShakeAlert, went live in Washington, but third-party apps, which are faster, aren't available there yet.