As AI begins reshaping jobs and skill requirements, states are testing new approaches to training and transitioning their ...

Robert Santos, director of the United States Census Bureau from 2022 to 2025, talks to Governing about the consequences of ...

This story appeared in a special joint issue of Governing and Government Technology sponsored by AWS. Read the full issue ...

The fee has generated $2.3 billion for Chesapeake Bay cleanup. Lawmakers are considering extending it to fund a broader range ...

About 60 percent of homeowners 65 and older have no school property tax bill, thanks to exemptions that leave other taxpayers ...

Mary Caferro, a Democrat in the Montana House, speaks at a July rally at the Montana Capitol in Helena, criticizing the state ...

In the first episode of the 2026 season of The Common Thread, Governing CEO CathileaRobinett sits down with Kansas Governor ...

New York lawmakers want to force news organizations to label artificial intelligence-generated content. It’s unworkable and constitutionally suspect, and would fall hardest on the smallest news ...

A study on Rhode Island public schools finds significantly lower chronic absenteeism rates among kids who take music each ...

AI is stripping learning opportunities from the kind of entry-level positions that could lead to better things. States and ...

As gaps in the federal monitoring network grow, laws in some states limit regulators’ ability to act on pollution data ...

New research links housing scarcity and higher rents to increased poverty. In the most affected states, up to 34 percent of ...