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Jule Pattison-Gordon

Jule Pattison-Gordon is a senior staff writer for Governing. Jule previously was a writer for Government Technology, PYMNTS and The Bay State Banner and holds a B.A. in creative writing from Carnegie Mellon.

Legislators on both sides of the aisle have moved to regulate these kiosks, which allow customers to purchase cryptocurrency and send it to a digital wallet.
For incarcerated people, books can bring hope and new understanding, prepare them for jobs on the outside or simply help pass the time. But they’re often hard to get.
Employee-created AI tools process purchase receipts, identify patterns in 311 requests, examine parking challenges and more.
The right policies can help more regions take advantage of AI for economic growth and prepare against some of its harms, according to a new report.
Supporters of vouchers and other funding for private schools are on a winning streak.
Proposed statewide standards would cover everything from transporting young people to arresting their caregivers.
Senators voted 99-1 to strike the ban from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. It would have blocked state and local governments from regulating AI for a decade.
Ruthzee Louijeune is the city’s first Haitian American City Council president. Now she’s fighting the Trump administration on immigration.
School choice programs provide state money to help families who want to educate their kids outside of public school. After launching programs targeted at disadvantaged students, many states are opening the programs up to everyone.
A majority of departments rely on volunteer help but the number of people willing to devote time has dropped substantially over the past decade.