The company announced in February that it would be ending its high-speed internet service after not placing its cables deep enough underground.

Google said it will end service in Louisville on April 15, though the city says it has other options, including a growing municipal fiber network.

With staff reassignments and new management, the search giant's gigabit broadband business is clearly adjusting course, but Google maintains that its core mission hasn't changed.

The telecom giant is taking the Kentucky city to court over an ordinance aimed at luring companies like Google Fiber to the area.

Officials in Los Angeles are reviewing proposals from vendors angling to help stand up the city's municipal broadband program.

The cities still must meet Google's data, infrastructure access, permitting and construction requirements.

When Samir Saini came on board as Atlanta's CIO, he knew he had to reorganize IT operations. But he also set out to expand the city's use…

While Google initially passed up putting fiber in place in Michigan, smaller companies in the state are working to roll out the service.

Google said it is moving forward with plans to build 100 Mbps fiber-optic Internet service in Atlanta; Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina; and Nashville, Tennessee, over the…

Kansas City becomes the first metro area to begin deploying Google Fiber service for small businesses as part of a nine-city roll out of 1Gbps Internet connectivity.