The Federal Communications Commission announced Wednesday that it is launching a comprehensive review of the E-Rate program.

Broadcasters’ next Quarterly Issues/Programs List (“Quarterly List”) must be placed in stations’ Public Inspection Files by January 10, 2026, reflecting information for the months of October, November ...

As described in more detail below, by October 10, 2025, all radio and television broadcast stations, both commercial and noncommercial, must prepare a list of important issues facing their communities ...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr at its February open meeting. Credit: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images The Federal Communications Commission is making it clear to TV and radio stations: Your license is a ...

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is reviewing the $3 billion E-Rate program amidst concerns over children's screen ...

The Federal Communications Commission under President Trump is seeking feedback on gender identity featured in children's programs. According to a memo issued on April 22, the FCC's media bureau is ...

With COVID-19 bearing down on America, the Federal Communications Commission has amplified its commitment to outfit providers with telehealth devices and services. The beginning of April saw the ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering new content ratings for TV shows that depict or discuss gender ...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced a comprehensive review of the E-Rate program amid concerns about excessive screen time ...