internet access

Formerly the Emergency Broadcast Benefit Program, the Affordable Connectivity Program helps eligible households pay for internet access.

A new program will bring affordable high-speed internet service to residents in a digitally redlined part of Northeast Ohio. Gov. Mike DeWine announced the pilot program's launch in East Cleveland on Wednesday alongside state and local officials.

The proposal would overhaul roads, transit, utilities, Internet access and more in the name of creating jobs. It's also intended to combat climate change, racial inequality and competition from China.

As the COVID vaccine rollout continues, Midwesterners have a lot of questions about distribution plans — and the vaccine itself. One nearby state is…

As state lawmakers started a new session Monday, one lawmaker is vowing to once again introduce a bill to expand access to broadband internet. Lawmakers…

Ohio is beginning a new pilot project to help expand broadband internet to the estimated 1 million Ohioans who lack it.Bob Rich of Union County has worked…

Franklin County and Columbus leaders are pitching in to help students outside the city school district get connected for remote fall classes.The…

Ohio is now accepting applications for schools seeking funds to expand broadband accessibility. That program has lifted a restriction that supporters say…

With all Columbus City Schools students attending at least some of their classes online in the fall, the city is using $7 million of federal coronavirus…

Ohio's U.S. Senators are calling on Congress to expand broadband around the country, noting the growing importance the internet has played during the…