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Jeremy Pepin, a student at State Fair Community College, has received the Ronny J. Coleman Fire and Emergency Services Leader of the Future Scholarship of $1,000.

Regulators are hearing a petition to revoke the license of a Fox station in Philadelphia for airing misinformation.

In exactly a month from now, cell phones, TVs, and radios across the U.S. will all sound an alarm. But there’s no need to panic – it’s just a test.

The FCC is now setting its sights on securing an even more pervasive network of systems and devices, known as the IoT, or the Internet of Things.

New documents published this week reveal exciting details on Googles new Android smartphones.

New documents published this week reveal exciting details on Googles new Android smartphones.

From the 'hey at least we're trying something' department.

Most recently, the FCC adopted a transparency rule requiring internet service providers to create information labels so customers can make informed purchasing decisions. The tags must list...

A nationwide emergency alert test message will be sent to all US cell phones, TVs and radios on Wednesday, Oct. 4.

The FCC is now setting its sights on securing an even more pervasive network of systems and devices, known as the IoT, or the Internet of Things.