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This explainer breaks down how the Senate infrastructure bill will help close the digital divide and offer relief to the households that need it most.

Cable One — a broadband provider to 923,000 customers in 24 states — made some honest comments that should make regulators at the FCC sit up and take notice.

Never before have we seen such a meaningful congressional investment in closing the digital divide.

A new report shows that the Trump FCC wasn’t transparent about its efforts to restore communications after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico.

During the late 2010s, 21 rural Massachusetts towns voted to build their own fiber networks. A broken process from the Trump FCC nearly imperiled these networks.

This program is a huge opportunity for those who’ve been struggling to receive some long-overdue relief — and to make certain they can get and stay connected to the internet.

The FCC commissioner and broadband providers are pretending that the California Net Neutrality law is jeopardizing veterans’ access to health care.

The injustice and barriers getting in the way of people trying to stay connected are nearly identical to the injustices woven into our electrical grids.

Two recent Free Press victories show the work it takes to turn ambitious ideas into policies and programs that will actually improve people’s lives.

Free Press COO Kimberly Longey organized a municipal project to bring fiber internet to her community. Now the FCC is endangering this network — and others.