But a dispute between the state and cable provider Accelecom threatens access for Kentuckians who rely on the network. The ...

The project is installing fiber-optic cable that will bring broadband to state agencies across Kentucky, but in order for individual homes and businesses to tap into the new network, third-party ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Frustrated with repeated delays costing taxpayers millions of dollars, the Kentucky Senate has voted to effectively end a project that would bring high-speed internet ...

The KentuckyWired project that was supposed to deliver high-speed Internet access to all 120 counties in the state by this year has been plagued by cost overruns of nearly $100 million and will ...

In 2015, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority financed the project to install a fiber-optic broadband system on utility poles by issuing $290 million of municipal bonds.

Kentucky Wired, the ambitious statewide broadband project begun by former Gov. Steve Beshear, faces a 39 percent shortfall in annual revenue needed to make bond payments because of a “tainted” ...

Picture a day at The Derby. You’re seated amongst more than 150,000 people. If you think that’s a crowd, consider this: It would take five Churchill Downs to house all the people in Kentucky ...

Kentucky is set to receive over $182 million in federal money to fund projects that would provide reliable broadband access to areas of the state that lack high-speed internet. The money will go ...

"Broadband is our modern-day highway and we're building Silicon Holler. Once complete, this project will encompass 124-miles of fiber, which I like to call the Super I-Way," Congressman Rogers said.

FRANKFORT — Frustrated with repeated delays costing taxpayers millions of dollars, the Kentucky Senate has voted to effectively end a project that would bring high-speed internet capability to ...