As record numbers are killed by the virus in New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo attempts to keep the state's computer systems — and the economy — running.

A new partnership with the Florida Virtual School will expand options for Alaska's students who are learning from home, Gov. Mike Dunleavy said.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy put out a call for workers who know a programming language now primarily used to keep government's aging mainframe systems alive.

The new code will help agencies prioritize hiring for mission-critical work.

Students from nearly 30 institutions convened online to practice for the upcoming International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals.

The DOD has set up a CIO-led task force on "teleworking readiness" as employees work from home on an unprecedented scale.

If state and local governments are smart, some technology officials say, they'll take advantage of the cost savings that expanded remote working could bring.

A 19-university consortium led by Acadeum is offering "deep discounts" to institutions that need additional capacity during the shift to distance education.

The JAIC continues its work implementing AI ethics principles by piloting a "Responsible AI Champions" program.

The decades-old systems states use to process unemployment-benefits applications are faltering under the sudden burst of demand.