Shelter-in-place orders keeping millions inside their homes will force states to figure out how to keep people without reliable residential internet service connected.

Advocates for the legislation say it's the other, missing half of the current growing national investment in broadband infrastructure.

A new report from BroadbandNow.com comparing the policy positions of 14 candidates across five internet-related issues shows few have comprehensive plans.

Millions in Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas are expected to receive improved access to high-speed internet through the new partnership.

The bill would create an office in the National Telecommunications Information Administration dedicated to supporting federal broadband initiatives, but one expert said it would not make much of an impact.

A new agreement between Microsoft and Native Network is the final leg of the tech company's "Airband" initiative.

After more than four decades in IT and public service, the former state and current city CIO says he's ready to start acting his age.

The group will research, advise and advocate around bringing more of the state's disconnected residents online.

Philadealphia's seed fund to support programs that close the city's digital divide has announced nearly 75,000 in its second round of grants.