The waiver for “Build America, Buy America” rules confirms that most of the broadband equipment used for the BEAD program will be made in the United States. 

A group of 14 U.S. senators wrote a letter to federal telecommunications officials asking for relaxed requirements put on internet service providers participating in a major broadband…

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

“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…

Draft rules would provide some exceptions to the Build America, Buy America Act, but some may find the scope of the waiver limited.

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

The second wave of Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program is now accepting applications.

Officials used a recent webinar to clarify various aspects of the challenge process for the Broadband, Equity, Access and Deployment program.

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

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.