Giving Low Income North Dakotans a Hand with Internet Costs / Public News Service

North Dakota will soon boost its infrastructure for high-speed internet, thanks to the latest federal subsidy. In the meantime, low-income households can apply for aid to keep their internet costs lower. The $130 million federal grant, meant to boost access in underserved areas, is from the bipartisan infrastructure law. ...

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