A new study from Ball State University found that about 68,649 to 84,118 Indiana school-age children do not have internet access at home.

More than 100,000 children in Indiana don't have a computer or a computer with internet access at home, according to an analysis of federal data. Use this interactive map to see the rate of access in your school district.

The parking lot near the intersection of Tillotson and Bethel avenues will become a Wi-Fi hotspot, where anyone can connect to the bsuguest network and use the high-speed connection.

Many closed schools are adapting lessons to continue online or with other take-home materials, but one expert says expecting all students to keep learning at the same pace from home can widen existing equity gaps in education.

Comcast is installing more than 200 outdoor WiFi hotspots across three Indiana communities, bringing the total number of outdoor hotspots to more than 1,000 across the state.

A new report from Purdue University says the Internet connectivity gap is widening between the state's rural and urban counties.

The USDA is offering up nearly $12 million in funding to increase internet access in rural communities.