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Efforts to further Texas’ investment in broadband access continue in the 88th Legislature and have bipartisan support, according to House proposals.

SHREVEPORT, La. -- Approximately 1.7 million people don’t have access to internet in Louisiana.

Much of northwestern Kansas has only one internet service provider. Broadband Interne

Gov. Tim Walz and some legislators had originally proposed $276 million in state spending on broadband this year.

The KOBD is brining its Broadband Roadshow to Wichita on Thursday and other Kansas locations through April 19.

Workforce development is a key issue for Governors as they continue to invest in improving the country’s aging infrastructure and allocate the billions of dollars provided through the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and other state and federal legislation.

These remarkable women are leading and inspiring all across the country. Their stories are as diverse as the honorees themselves.

If nothing else evolved from the COVID-19 pandemic, it was the stark realization of the need of Internet services in the rural sections of southeastern Kentucky.

State officials and the University of Missouri are asking the public to participate in an anonymous survey on internet access and use.

PITTSBURG, Kan. - The Kansas Office of Broadband Development hosts and event in Pittsburg to get the publics thoughts on their connection.