Thousands in Kentucky stand to lose internet access if the state doesn't find a new administrator for the KentuckyWired network.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration issued a waiver notice, granting states an extension on submitting their final broadband deployment plans.

A new tool allows the public to find reliable Wi-Fi at city-owned locations.

Boston's digital equity survey uncovered several concerns harbored by residents, including the cost of their internet service.

Texas' satellite pilot program signals a broader shift in government to support alternatives to traditional broadband.

California opened applications for $50 million in funding designed to improve connectivity and digital skills, but a federal funding freeze puts the program's future in question.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill that makes the state's telecommunications technology part of its critical infrastructure.

A report from the California Public Advocates Office shows that capping internet service costs for low-income households would have only a minor affect on providers' profits.

"At this late stage, major changes would undermine our work and delay deployment by years," legislators said of proposed changes to the BEAD program.

While many industry groups are supporting a bill that would streamline a major broadband program, many too have said they're concerned that satellite services could elbow out…