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Nikki Davidson

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Nikki Davidson is a freelance multimedia storyteller who has worked for newspapers and TV stations across the country for ten years.

Emmy-nominated for her crime and political coverage, she has won multiple regional awards for her investigations into the healthcare system.

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‘I Mapped Every Confirmed ICE Arrest in Minnesota. Here’s What I Found.’

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By Nikki Davidson Verified
| KBJR-TV (Duluth, MN) Verified
Like many of you, I’ve watched as our state has become the center of national news. I wanted to cover this story differently than other outlets, in way that allows you investigate the data on your own terms. To do this, I’ve spent the last week poring over the federal government’s official narrative: the press releases, the social media posts and the “Worst of the Worst” registry meant to showcase high-profile arrests.
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How a New-ish CIO Is Tackling 2025’s Massive Challenges

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By Nikki Davidson Verified, Thad Rueter
| Government Technology Verified
Ongoing federal budget cuts and figuring out how to best do AI — no one said being a state technology leader was easy, and that holds true for Hawaii CIO Christine Sakuda, who has been in the job for just more than a year. She spoke to Government Technology during the recent National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) conference in Denver.
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Can AI Become a Colleague Instead of a Competitor?

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By Nikki Davidson Verified, Thad Rueter
| Government Technology Verified
While dim worries and existential concerns have attached themselves to the explosive growth of artificial intelligence — job losses, potential privacy violations, bias, an evil singularity — listening to Mississippi CIO Craig Orgeron can give one an optimistic attitude about how AI could improve government.
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