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FRANKFORT (KT) – Gov. Andy Beshear may have had to take the weekend off to keep from getting writer’s cramp, as he signed 53 more bills into law since his

Missourians have an incredible opportunity and responsibility to impact how broadband deployment funds will be distributed across our state. For the first time, Missourians can provide on-the-ground feedback about which homes and businesses still lack access to reliable, high-speed broadband. 

FAIRMONT— At the conclusion of the Martin County Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, Commissioners Steve Flohrs and Elliot Belgard announced that they

Minnesota cities are asking the Legislature for power to slap internet providers with new fees, an idea they say will lead to more broadband in the state with the added bonus of helping to pay for basic government access programming like video of council meetings. But the idea has caused a stir at the Capitol, where telecom groups and Republicans argue the bill — with its significant support ...

BARTON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESMonthly Study Sessio

The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development has awarded Nuvera Communications Inc. a $1.9 million grant through the Office of Broadband to bring fiber broadband to unserved and underserved

This map was developed for the BEAD challenge. This is when people can tell the government about places that don't have reliable or fast internet, but should.

For the most part, Franklin County communities have reliable internet service, but there is room for improvement, according to new data released by the state.

The Office of Broadband Development launched its new broadband interactive map.Its goal is to help locate areas in Missouri that lack internet service.The new i

The future of affordable broadband internet access is uncertain for 1 in 6 households across Missouri as the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) runs out of funding.