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The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced Missouri will receive more than $1.7 billion.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The window to apply for the $5 million Broadband Acceleration Grant Program 3.0 will open next week. The Kansas Office of Broadband Development, backed by a $5 million investment from the Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program (IKE), aims to expand broadband access throughout Kansas, according to the Kansas Department of Commerce (KDC). “The […]

As meeting the need for more workers remains a top priority for states as they prepare to implement their broadband plans, broadband advisors and partners heard from three states with innovative strategies for developing the broadband talent pipeline

(The Center Square) - The National Telecommunications Information and Administration awarded the Kansas Office of Broadband Development almost $43 million to create the infrastructure needed to expand affordable high-speed internet

CCX Media is surveying the public about internet use and access to assist the Minnesota Office of Broadband Development (a division of MN DEED) in gathering information for its Digital

The state of Kansas is asking residents to participate in a survey to help it create a strategic plan to expand the infrastructure necessary for high-speed, broadband internet.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly says she will not use her executive powers to legalize medical marijuana possession...the Lansing Correctional Facility is cutting the number of hours that friends and families can visit inmates...plus nearly 100 Kansas congregations have voted to dis-associate from the United Methodist Church. Details on those stories, and more, are available here.

Storms that passed through the state on Tuesday and Wednesday dropped between 2 and 5 inches of rain in some areas...torrential rain led to the city of Lawrence discharging wastewater directly into the Kansas River on Wednesday...and a Clay County, Missouri judge has sealed the case against the 84-year-old white man charged with shooting a 17-year-old Black teenager in North Kansas City. Details on those stories, and more, are available here.

The Center for Rural Development, in collaboration with the Kentucky Office of Broadband Development, is encouraging residents in its 45-county primary service area in Southern and Eastern Kentucky to take

TOPEKA, Kan. - The Kansas Office of Broadband Development is developing a comprehensive strategic plan to expand broadband infrastructure statewide and ensure every Kansan has access to reliable high-speed internet. To assist in this and provide accurate data for the plan, the department is calling