States Receive BEAD Cleanup Round Locations
Broadband offices will have about three months to field and adjudicate challenges
Broadband offices will have about three months to field and adjudicate challenges
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12, 2026 – States have received lists of locations tentatively eligible for funding under a new round of the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program.
The Commerce Department lists went out Friday, according to two state officials familiar with the matter, setting off a nine-month process that will ultimately lead to more grant funding awarded to serve those homes and businesses.
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AT&T settled their antitrust case in Jan. 1982 by surrendering 22 local telephone companies that once made it the largest corporation in the world
Welo is bringing its no-contract home internet service to Florida and South Carolina, with 'Price for Life' plans starting at $30 per month.
The expansion adds another round of fiber infrastructure to a rural North Carolina county receiving state broadband grant support