What's New in Digital Equity: NTIA Adds Staff to Prep for Infrastructure Grants

Plus, a report details the digital divide in St. Louis, Mo.; a new initiative aims to invest $100 million to fix digital equity in Miami; and a survey finds that as many as 1 million Kansas residents lack Internet.

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