A program that more than 73,000 Utahns are using to make internet more affordable may be coming to an end by April, unless congress renews its funding. For several years, congress has appropriated billions of dollars to the Affordable Connectivity Program to help low-income families be more affordable. Last month, a group of bipartisan congressional leaders introduced legislation to appropriate billion to the program, but no action has been taken. In Utah, where most of the state is rural, the program has become essential to connect families, especially in areas not served by commercial providers, allowing them to access...

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