The assistance is coming through the Emergency Broadband Benefit program (EBB), a $3.2 billion federal effort to provide discounts on internet service and equipment to many low-income households.

A new government program called the Emergency Broadband Benefit will give certain people $50 off monthly internet bill until the pandemic ends, ...

Those eligible can enroll in the program by applying online at the EBB website, contacting their broadband provider or by mailing in a printed application form.

Once your application has been approved, you can chose a company that offers the EBB Program and enroll in the service. Grassroots group MediaJustice announced on May 20 the launch of a website ...

Eligible households can enroll by contacting their internet service provider. To learn more about the EBB program and to begin the application for assistance, Central Virginians can click here.

EBB is a federal program that offers a $50 monthly discount for internet access and a one-time $100 assist for a laptop, tablet or desktop computer.

FCC officials encourage anyone who may be eligible for the Lifeline Program to apply for that program first. Anyone who qualifies for Lifeline automatically qualifies for EBB.

A new government program called the Emergency Broadband Benefit will give certain people $50 off monthly internet bill until the pandemic ends, ...