Several major U.S. wireless carriers will soon allow phone calls to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to be directed to local resources.

At a "smart regions" conference in Ohio, representatives from several jurisdictions pledged to use technology to reduce drug overdoses.

Twelve teams each received $200,000 for their technology-based proposals to reverse the state's drug abuse trend, and will next compete on which ideas can be brought to…

The state needs roughly million in additional funding annually to keep its call center open.

The state is aiming to eliminate more than million in fees paid to the federal government for access to HealthCare.gov.

New upgrades could put an end to a legacy computer system that has cost the state more than 30 million in improper payments.

The tool will serve as a disaster data clearinghouse managed by the state IT office going forward.

Case Commons' purpose-built child welfare software is now included in the professional services firm's suite of products.

One state official says lots of people have ideas but never do anything with them — this competition provides a platform to make a difference.

Commentary: A new platform that is improving service quality and reducing fraud in the health care sector serves as a valuable example that government can follow.