Louisiana is the first state to gain full approval of its ‘Internet for All’ proposal 

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The federal government has approved the second part of Louisiana’s plan to spend more than $1.35 billion to provide high-speed internet throughout the state, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced today.  Louisiana is the first state to clear that bar for the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program, which is part of the Biden Administration’s “Internet

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