The National Telecommunications and Information Administration on opened applications for the $1 billion Digital Inclusion Grant Program.

States and territories have met a key requirement to receive grant funds from the $2.75 billion Digital Equity Act.

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

Planning ahead for interoperability is critical for cities, Carlsbad, California's chief innovation officer, David Graham, told an online conference.

Tech policy analysts are taking a closer look at Hillary Clinton's pledge to connect every household to broadband by 2020, and evaluating how she hopes to achieve…

The Schools, Health and Libraries Broadband Coalition is laying out steps communities and governments can take to bring broadband speeds to the people who need them the…

As part of the first “National Digital Inclusion Day,” the internet accessibility advocates at Byte Back were among those using social media to raise awareness about the…

CTO Michael Mattmiller discusses the city's new roadmap for building digital equity over the next three years.

Councilmember Vincent Orange is hoping to convene a task force to study the logistics of building a network to help bridge the District's digital divide.

CTO Michael Mattmiller detailed the city's efforts to close the digital divide at the National League of Cities' congressional city conference.