Nick Fang, a civil engineering professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, said a new system he's developing could serve as a national model for for…

After making more federal broadband funding open to satellite internet deployments, the NTIA is now asking some states to review their project lists.

The FCC has initiated a broad review of the federal E-Rate program, opening the possibility for it to be limited or even terminated.

Michael Santorelli, director of the Advanced Communications Law & Policy Institute at the New York Law School

The New York City Public Advocate's office argued that a more substantial effort is needed to connect the city's entire population to the internet.

The two BEAD-funded internet connections in Nebraska and Louisiana signal a shift from the program's tenuous planning phase to deployment.

Controversially, the FCC voted to create a competitive bidding portal for schools and libraries participating in the E-Rate broadband subsidy program.

A cohort of advocacy groups argued that an online E-Rate portal would be "overly burdensome" for under-resourced schools, libraries and ISPs.

California's Bishop Paiute Tribe has become the first region in the state to connect to the state's extensive middle-mile broadband network.

A new resource-sharing agreement in Maryland will lend the use of assets valued at $3.5 million, but will reportedly only cost the state a fraction of that…