As debates rage over the use of automated license plate readers and traffic enforcement cameras in municipalities across Connecticut, another kind of technology has entered the scene. West Haven ...
Lawmakers want to build energy infrastructure faster, but a $1 billion transmission project is running into resistance.
Republicans are on the defensive going into the 2026 midterms, when 36 gubernatorial seats are up for grabs. But it’s not all ...
State law requires the Department of Labor and Industries to adjust the minimum wage annually for inflation. It does so by ...
State measures offer different approaches to the housing crisis, from building more homes to funding affordable housing and ...
A municipal operating system connects departments, automates workflows and unifies data to help local governments improve ...
Some large private employers are rediscovering them as supplements to their 401(k) plans. Public pension officials and ...
The nation’s largest state journalism relief effort will provide tax credits for retaining and hiring reporters as local newsrooms continue to shrink.
Proposed federal rules could make funding less predictable and force local governments to reconsider which opportunities are ...
This story appeared in a special joint issue of Governing and Government Technology sponsored by AWS. Read the full issue ...
As AI begins reshaping jobs and skill requirements, states are testing new approaches to training and transitioning their ...
States are tightening protections as attacks increase, but local utilities face mounting costs to secure critical ...
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