The Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines to expand the list of services available under its E-Rate subsidy program for schools and libraries.

Some federal broadband competition policies may be working against each other leading to a state of confusion among those in the telecommunications landscape, according to new research.

Many broadband advocates are concerned about the disappearance of the Affordable Connectivity Program and are now searching for a replacement.

As the Affordable Connectivity Program runs out of funding, some 23 million households are expected to lose out on discounts.

Virginia's state government may be the first to offer localities satellite internet service from SpaceX's Starlink.

The Vermont Community Broadband Board published its digital equity plan along with summaries of the plan in 15 languages, including American Sign Language.

A federal appeals court in New York ruled the state can force internet service providers to give deep discounts on service to low-income households.

The five members of the the Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines to restore rules repealed under former President Donald Trump.

The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority approved Broadband Infrastructure Program grant awards for 53 projects.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration received $2.64 billion in requests for projects, but it only has $980 million to spend this funding round.