North Carolina CIO Jim Weaver says the state is making great progress in connecting its residents to high-speed internet.

State Chief Information Officer Liana Bailey-Crimmins claims that about 20% of the state’s residents don’t have broadband access.

Among the jobs of Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond is leading the state's Commission for Educational Technology.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the city will provide $3.8 million to connect residents to high-speed internet and digital education services.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced a $10.7 million round of funding for the state's Advancing Digital Opportunities to Promote Technology program.

Pennsylvania organizations receiving laptops can allow residents to access the devices on site or through lending programs.

Clark County Fire Department Assistant Chief Brian O'Neal said months of planning have gone into ensuring this week's F1 racing event doesn't disrupt public safety operations in…

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association called for the FCC to set broadband speeds as 100 Mbps for both downloads and uploads.

The case involves allegations that Wisconsin schools and libraries were overcharged for broadband services provided via the FCC's E-Rate program.

Some state officials complained that federal guidance on broadband grants is conflicting and potentially disruptive to their projects.