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Madison, Wisconsin · Madison

Summer Camp Highlights in-Demand Career Fields for Middle, High School Students

73% Center coverage: 11 sources

The summer classes are teaching IT and cybersecurity.See the Story

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Proposed SNAP Cuts Would Push Food Banks Toward 'Breaking Point'

88% Left coverage: 8 sources

Proposed cuts to food assistance threaten not only to harm food-insecure people, but deprive food banks of valuable data they need to serve their communities.See the Story

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We Caught Nevada Sharing Personal Health Data with Big Tech - The Nevada Independent

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

The Markup and CalMatters audited the websites of all 19 states that independently operate their own online health exchange and found Nevada and three other states exposed visitors’ sensitive health information.See the Story

Proposed wireless spectrum auction would crush innovation, industry claims in letter to lawmakers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A group of 23 internet service providers in Texas, backed by the industry group Wireless Internet Service Providers Association, sent a letter to two senators Tuesday with concerns about proposed changes to a widely used stretch of shared spectrum featured in the president’s budget bill. The letter, which was shared with StateScoop, was sent to […]Innovation · Texas Read Article

Nevada updates illicit material laws to include AI-generated content

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nevada's governor signed two bills into law that add artificial-intelligence-generated content to its list of illegal digital materials.Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas Read Article

Bristol, Virginia Police Department to Implement New Facial Recognition Technology

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

BRISTOL, Va. (WJHL) — Police in Bristol, Virginia have a new tool they say will help fight crime in the area. According to a news release from the Bristol, Virginia Police Department (BVPD), the department now has access to Clearview AI via LexisNexis through a partnership with the Bristol, Virginia Commonwealth's Attorney's Office. Surveillance images of a suspect can be input into Clearview AI, which sources a database of images from public we…New Orleans · New Orleans See the Story

‘We can’t just stop,’ CIO says of state and local cyber grant program

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Washington state Chief Information Officer Bill Kehoe said that just because federal funding it tapering out doesn't mean states can relax on cybersecurity.Olympia · Olympia Read Article

Arkansas Governor Orders Technology Dept. to Centralize, Improve Cyber

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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued an executive order requiring the state's IT division to reform as the Department of Shared Administrative Services, Office of State Technology.CVS · Arkansas See the Story

North Carolina's new CIO says she runs 'at the speed of business'

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Carolina's new chief information officer said she doesn't operate at the slow speed of government, but "at the speed of business."North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

States are picking sides as competing election integrity efforts move ahead

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Both the Electronic Registration Information Center and the Alabama Voter Integrity Database are gaining new members. But some experts say there's no comparison.Alabama · Alabama Read Article

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Summer Camp Highlights in-Demand Career Fields for Middle, High School Students

Proposed SNAP Cuts Would Push Food Banks Toward 'Breaking Point'

We Caught Nevada Sharing Personal Health Data with Big Tech - The Nevada Independent

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Proposed SNAP Cuts Would Push Food Banks Toward 'Breaking Point'

Inspired by Trump, Texas first to fund state ‘strategic’ bitcoin reserve

Proposed wireless spectrum auction would crush innovation, industry claims in letter to lawmakers

Nevada updates illicit material laws to include AI-generated content

Bristol, Virginia Police Department to Implement New Facial Recognition Technology

‘We can’t just stop,’ CIO says of state and local cyber grant program

Arkansas Governor Orders Technology Dept. to Centralize, Improve Cyber

North Carolina's new CIO says she runs 'at the speed of business'

States are picking sides as competing election integrity efforts move ahead

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