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Bridging the digital divide in a work-from-home era

Jason Shipps and Robbie Tiller dismantle desktop computers at the Connecting for Good warehouse in Kansas City. India Garrish/The Beacon — Jason Shipps and Robbie Tiller dismantle desktop computers at the Connecting for Good warehouse in Kansas City. India Garrish/The Beacon

Jason Shipps and Robbie Tiller dismantle desktop computers at the Connecting for Good warehouse in Kansas City. India Garrish/The Beacon — Jason Shipps and Robbie Tiller dismantle desktop computers at the Connecting for Good warehouse in Kansas City. India Garrish/The Beacon

Reported by India Garrish — At a time when most work and school has moved online, a digital divide has deepened between the haves and have nots. According to the Federal Communications Commission, more than 24 million Americans have no access to broadband internet. Read More