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The idea that internet access is a luxury was already demolished before anybody ever heard of COVID-19. But the pandemic — and the demands of switching work, school and medicine
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Like other states, Texas found out during the pandemic how critical high-speed broadband is for school, work and medicine. And the state is working to expand it — but it’s going to be at least a year before Texans start to see results.
The idea that internet access is a luxury was already demolished before anybody ever heard of COVID-19. But the pandemic — and the demands of switching work, school and medicine from in-person to virtual experiences — made it impossible for state officials to ignore.
Pennsylvania ranked fifth in the nation for the number of active hate groups operating within its borders in 2021, according to a new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Director Texas Broadband Development Office Greg Conte serves as the director of the Broadband Development Office for the state of Texas. He has worked in the ...