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Department of Commerce Undersecretary Jed Kolko said 34 states and territories have joined the initiative and will each get $100 million at the minimum to spend over five years.

Twenty internet service companies have agreed to provide lower-income families high-speed plans for $30 a month or less. When coupled with a government subsidy for that amount, many families, including in Pennsylvania, can get high-speed access at no cost.

Centre County's government is about midway through a broadband internet speed study, with a goal of identifying areas in the county that don't have sufficient broadband internet access.

Lack of access to broadband internet is a long-existing issue in many parts of Pennsylvania. The pandemic has proven how critical it is, as schools have…

Increasingly, our daily lives are online, especially during the coronavirus shutdown. But access to the internet is not always equal, which was…

Henry McCreary and his friends were fed up.In their part of rural Huntingdon County, access to high-speed internet was mostly limited, expensive and…

A new report released on Monday by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania says the Federal Communications Commission overstates broadband internet availability…

A variety of potential solutions exist to address the widespread lack of broadband internet access, such as community cooperatives and “white space”…

A group representing rural Pennsylvanians says expanding high speed broadband internet access in the state needs to be a priority this year, but…

Statewide research from Pennsylvania State University finds that there’s a severe lack of connectivity to high-speed broadband internet for much of…