An online tool that helps residents find energy rebates and discounts is providing a public service that Colorado's digital services director said could work in other states.

The Digital Government Hub updated its State-Level Design System Tracker, which shows how states are building and managing digital design systems.

Doug Robinson, executive director of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers

Ahead of a compliance deadline next April, state tech leaders said at a technology conference that accessibility has become a top priority.

Texans can now renew their boat registrations and upgrade their driver’s licenses online.

One state official said his goal isn't only to remove inaccessible content, but retrain staff so that old design mistakes don't need to be revisited.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green’s administration has unveiled a new website that allows users to check their immunization statuses.

A fraudulent mobile app is impersonating a real one offered by the California Department of Social Services.

Maryland is making major progress in updating many of its websites.

A new online clemency application makes Pennsylvania one of the first states to offer a digital option for pardons.