The ACP may be gone, but you still have options for low-cost internet service. Here are CNET's top picks for each state to ...

Typically, you have to already be enrolled in government assistance programs or meet certain income requirements.

“When you have low income and you are living on disability ... for two physical therapy appointments each week. And with an internet connection, Westman can access online medical records ...

Congress must craft and pass legislation that both guarantees funding for the ACP and requires broadband providers to offer affordable and reliable internet access to low-income households.

The BEAD program has a strong fiber bias, which is costly and inefficient, and states should consider using more ...

In a stark announcement by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), it was revealed that the lifeline of internet access for millions of low-income Americans is on the verge of collapse due to ...

While the organization continues to help people get internet access and the needed devices ... Connectivity Program (ACP), concentrating low-income areas of the county in its quest to achieve ...

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel warned that killing the discounts would reduce Internet access, saying an FCC ... Given that ACP recipients must meet low-income eligibility requirements ...

Baltimore City plans to use $2 million in American Rescue Plan funding to expand internet access to 3,000 low-income households. The Connect Baltimore Broadband Grant Program will award a $2 ...

giving low-income households fewer opportunities to break the cycle of poverty by making it more difficult to access education and higher-paying job opportunities. Accessibility to the internet is ...

This story is part of Crossing the Broadband Divide, CNET's coverage of how the country is working toward making broadband access ... low-income students online with a free 100GB of hotspot ...