Boston's digital equity survey uncovered several concerns harbored by residents, including the cost of their internet service.

New York City announced a new chief digital equity officer role and working group to guide efforts to boost access to high-speed internet and digital skills training.

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

Many broadband advocates are concerned about the disappearance of the Affordable Connectivity Program and are now searching for a replacement.

The Vermont Community Broadband Board published its digital equity plan along with summaries of the plan in 15 languages, including American Sign Language.

The National Telecommunications and Infrastructure Administration approved California's digital equity plan, unlocking $70.2 million in funding.

Connecticut, like other states, is seeking comments on a plan required to collect on millions in federal broadband funding.

North Carolina's digital equity document addresses high-speed internet affordability, access to devices and digital literacy.

North Carolina is circulating a survey to better understand how it should spent $1 billion in federal broadband funding.

King County, Wash., CIO Megan Clarke says her time at the organization behind the Oscars taught her about change management.