A letter signed by 164 state legislators urges the Commerce Department to release the full amount of funds states were set to receive through the BEAD program.

What should happen to the unclaimed federal broadband funds?

Maryland’s Digital Infrastructure Group hasn't had its first meeting yet, but the state is already saving millions on broadband projects, one state official said.

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.

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

Maines officials said mapping technology is improving the state's BEAD process and expanding access to digital-skills training.

Trump described the Digital Equity Act as a "giveaway" based on race, and vowed to end it. Critics pointed out that he'll need support from Congress.

Researchers at New York Law School found that more than half of locations originally eligible to receive federal broadband funding are no longer eligible.

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

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