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The federal government is sending more than a billion dollars to Kentucky to expand high-speed internet as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law passed by Congress in 2021.
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Ky. gave millions to cooperatives for broadband. Here's how two of them will connect rural residentsKentucky awarded millions of dollars to a number of electricity and telephone cooperatives earlier this summer to build out broadband internet access in rural communities. Some of these rural cooperatives have already been building internet connections for years before receiving this funding, likening the initiative to when cooperatives constructed electricity lines more than 50 years ago.
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The city of Lexington is expanding 5-G network capability. Members of the Council’s Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee got an update last week.
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The beginning stages of a plan to bring high-speed, reliable internet access to homes and businesses is underway in Kentucky.
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Gayle Manchin is the first West Virginian to serve as federal co-chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission in its 56-year history.That’s not all.…
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President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan contains tens of billions of dollars to address environmental and economic issues throughout the Ohio Valley…
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Lawmakers hurried bills dealing with school choice, broadband funding and tax breaks for data centers through the Kentucky legislature ahead of Gov. Andy…
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The newest version of the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill, dubbed the American Rescue Plan, is nearing final approval by the House before going to…
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Moved by wrenching stories of kids struggling to learn virtually at home and businesses grappling with how to operate remotely, Ohio Valley lawmakers are pushing for hundreds of millions of dollars to invest directly into underserved communities, and the Biden administration has called for billions of dollars for rural broadband across the country as a part of his infrastructure plan.
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The Kentucky House of Representatives passed a bill with bipartisan support Wednesday that would allocate $250 million from the state’s general fund for…