broadband internet

New York will receive over $600 million to invest in broadband infrastructure.

Some local and federal lawmakers are leading the charge to make sure every central New York home has internet access, despite the expiration of a crucial federal program.

The city of Syracuse is looking to close the digital divide by expanding its community broadband program.

The Syracuse Common Council passed a resolution urging the federal government to renew the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says the funding is overdue, but will be able to help most homes across the state.

Lawmakers announce a $100 million investment to help 100,000 families.

Onondaga County and Verizon will invest in expanding broadband internet in Onondaga County ahead of Micron's arrival.

A new report by the state’s comptroller finds that despite years of government programs, 1 million New York households still have no access to the internet, and many in rural areas have limited access to inadequate services.

Nonprofits and government organizations are teaming up to help expand broadband internet to the remaining corners of central New York and the Mohawk…