Louisiana's broadband chief says the governor's letter is intended to "provide more flexibility for states to choose their own path."

Trump's pause on 2021 infrastructure bill funding has made uncertain the future of broadband expansion projects led by the states.

A new cross-agency group in Maryland aims to glean efficiency from broadband projects as the state collects the remainder of its federal BEAD funding.

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

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.

The Telecommunications Industry Association estimated a workforce gap of about 200,000 field workers to build broadband networks over the next five years.

The waiver for “Build America, Buy America” rules confirms that most of the broadband equipment used for the BEAD program will be made in the United States. 

After developing an extensive geospatial data warehouse, South Carolina broadband officials say they're better able to help the state allocate broadband funding.

A new report found that fiber deployments throughout the U.S. are expanding and more Americans have choices when choosing a provider.

More than 153,000 people in the state of Kansas are without high-speed internet service due to infrastructure limitations, affordability and other barriers.