The National Digital Inclusion Alliance has sued the Trump administration for what it says was an overreach of power in its cancellation of the Digital Equity Act.

The FCC voted to end rules that allowed schools and libraries to use E-Rate funds on school bus Wi-Fi and internet hotspots.

Big Apple Connect, which provides free internet and cable service to public housing residents, will continue another three years.

Groups are urging federal lawmakers protect the future of the Universal Service Fund in the face of legal challenges.

With billions federal funds expected to be leftover from the BEAD program, the government claims it's saving taxpayers money. The truth is a bit more complicated.

Months after rural ISPs received a 30-day disconnection notice, Kentucky still has not found a new manager for its KentuckyWired network.

Ten House Democrats are asking the Commerce Department to provide guidance on using federal broadband funding for things like workforce development, telehealth and cybersecurity.

SpaceX claimed Virginia purposefully excluded Starlink from competing on equal footing for bids on more than 95% of eligible build locations.

Analysts say each state is interpreting the new BEAD guidance differently, influencing where service providers are bothering to apply.

Broadband groups are worried that narrowing the definition of "community anchor institution" will limit access to BEAD funds.