States and cities are among the organizations worldwide reporting service disruptions caused by a faulty CrowdStrike software update.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed an executive order outlining how the state will be allowed to use AI inside government agencies and education institutions.

New Jersey's economic development authority named 10 companies that will receive a total of $3.6 million in funding to support their businesses.

District Judge Robert Pitman ruled that the Texas ban on TikTok for both state-agency devices and networks is constitutional.

Philadelphia's transit authority is expanding a program to use AI-powered cameras to spot and ticket cars illegally parked in bus lanes.

Christopher Rodriguez, who was named the District's top tech official in October, was arrested early Thursday morning at his home in northwest D.C.

Workforce challenges in state and local government are continuing to trouble state and local governments, industry groups said at an event.

In 100 days, Pennsylvania's CODE PA office has built out its leadership team and set priorities for revamping its digital services offerings.

The Future of Privacy Forum formed a new working group to explore the overlap between privacy and cybersecurity.

New York school districts will receive funding to buy tech like video cameras, emergency notification systems and interactive whiteboards.