A group of regional internet providers claim current grant requirements could slow down the nationwide deployment of high-speed internet.

The Senate broke its deadlock to confirm Anna Gomez, an experienced communications executive and federal official, as the FCC's fifth commissioner.

The FCC granted an extra $4.3 million to states and territories to promote its flagship broadband subsidy program.

Low-income households in rural areas could get $75 off their broadband bills under new changes to the Affordable Connectivity Program.

With enough support from other commissioners, the FCC could approve E-Rate funds for schools to be used on cybersecurity upgrades.

Broadband industry analysts said states must hold internet service providers accountable for claims about the scope over their coverage.

The FCC's national broadband maps have "come a long way" since November, with the second fabric on track to be published this spring.

The U.S. Senate declined to vote on the House's Spectrum Innovation Act, a bill that would have provided $10 billion for next-generation 911.

Colorado Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera said too few Colorado residents are availing themselves of the federal Affordable Connectivity Program.

Unserved and underserved communities could be left behind in what some are calling a "rushed" process led by the NTIA and FCC.