Internet

Have you noticed your internet is pretty quick these days? If so, you're not imagining things. A recent study found that Wyoming's internet has increased more than any other state in the country.

Many more Americans simply can't afford it.

Smaller districts are finding ways to boost wireless internet in school parking lots and distribute hot spots.

Where exactly would we be without the internet in our every day lives? I know that I'd be completely lost without google and google maps. But what about home internet? Could you live your life if tomorrow you woke up and it was all gone? How about if it was as slow as dial-up?

WiFi coverage could eventually extend to other developed areas such as Norris, Madison and Bechler for the use of park administration and employees.

Officials say service will be expanded in seven counties including Albany, Big Horn, Niobrara, Park, Platte, Sublette, and Uinta.

Officials say new signals are expected to cover portions of the adjacent Teton Wilderness.

Several senators argued against the bill, saying it would do little to boost rural internet service.

The areas most affected nationwide include Seattle, Salt Lake City, Boise, Idaho, Denver and Minneapolis.

Neighborly, a non-profit group, aims to connect communities with capital for public projects like schools, libraries, and community broadband networks.