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With Friday marking the official last day of the pandemic-era Affordable Connectivity Program, the Biden administration spotlighted commitments from over a dozen internet service providers to offer plans at $30 or less to low-income households through 2024.
Over the last few years, millions of Americans have been receiving discounted internet and phone service as part of the FCC's Affordable Connectivity Program. That's set to change as the program runs out of funding and bills aimed at securing more money have stalled in Congress.
The Biden administration announced on Friday that over a dozen internet service providers have committed to extending discounted internet plans for low-income
When my friend Natalie opens the blinds in her downtown Joplin loft each morning, her home is almost always flooded with light. Living a few stories up from street level
Remodeling the second floor of Joplin City Hall to provide more office space for staff is proceeding on schedule.