West Virginia BEAD Plan Approved

The approved plan would spend $78 million less than the state's tentative awards.

Why the RAIL Act Matters for America’s Digital Future

The RAIL Act aims to stop railroad companies from blocking broadband expansion with excessive fees and permit delays.

Empowering Rural Alberta with an Open Access FTTH Network

The Council adopted a multi-year Open Access program to deliver county-wide high-speed connectivity.

Gomez Says FCC Can't Lift 39% Cap Standing in the Way of Nexstar-TEGNA Merger

"We don’t waive statutes," Gomez told reporters Thursday at FCC headquarters.

California Petitions FCC to Restore Funding for Off-Campus Wi-Fi

FCC’s September rollback of hotspot and school bus Wi-Fi support ‘abrupt and unfounded,’ CPUC says.

FCC Revokes California’s Lifeline Verification Authority

New state privacy law blocks data collection necessary to prevent fraud and abuse, FCC said.

Texas BEAD Plan Approved

The approved spending plan differed little from the state’s preliminary awards.

Democrat, Public Interest Groups Challenge Legality of White House AI Directive

Critics warn federal preemption efforts exceed agency authority and statutory limits.

FCC Takes Step Toward Upper C-band Auction

In a change from the draft, the approved text asks about a Tribal licensing window.

Google Unveils Its Next Generation AI with Gemini 3

Google aims to use version 3 of Gemini to turn its search engine into a 'thought partner'

The Need for Ongoing Network Performance Monitoring by U.S. States

Establishing Best Practices for U.S. State Broadband Program Accountability

BEAD's Future and Digital Divide Solutions Discussed at Broadband Nation Expo

Broadband experts differed on BEAD's rollout, debating whether the program accelerated or obstructed rural connectivity efforts.