New FCC rules intend to enable equal access to broadband internet by prohibiting "digital discrimination" by service providers.

Broadband providers will now have to label their services with details about speed, pricing and performance starting next year.

“Every week that we’re delayed is another week that people are not going to get the connections that they need to thrive online,” said NTIA administrator Alan…

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

The North Carolina broadband office says it added more unserved locations to the FCC's national broadband map than any other state.

The FCC published the first major update to its national broadband map, which the NTIA is using to determine states' broadband grants.

A new tracker from the Benton Institute for Broadband and Society shows where people have enrolled the FCC's broadband-subsidy program.

An FCC panel met in Baltimore to hear about experiences of digital discrimination, as the commission seeks to define the term.

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 FCC awarded funding to nearly 200 community groups for promoting its Affordable Connectivity Program.