National Preparedness Month: Be Ready for Anything September is National Preparedness Month, a reminder of the importance of being ready for the unexpected. All types of emergencies, whether natural or man-made, can strike at any time, often with little warning. In 2022 alone, there were 69,473 weather-related events that resulted in 813 deaths and 1,718… more Emergency Preparedness

Removing outdated devices creates the opportunity for better speed and security. Older devices with older Wi-Fi technology can slow down your Wi-Fi network because they use outdated, slower Wi-Fi standards that are not optimized for our modern internet speeds like GigaBit and congested network traffic. When these old devices are connected to your Wi-Fi, they… more Why Declutter Your Wi-Fi Network?

  Range’s Chief Government Relations Officer, Jason Hendricks, shares an update on Wyoming’s 2024 Legislative Budget Session: The 2024 Wyoming Legislative Budget Session ended March 8. The legislature appropriated $10 million that could be used by companies to meet matching obligations for federal broadband grants. The possible availability of this money will be taken into… more Legislative Update

Live Your West Life Photo Contest Embrace the Adventure There’s something magical about being out in nature, especially in the vast, rugged landscapes of Montana and Wyoming. Whether you’re hiking through the mountains, exploring hidden trails, or simply enjoying a serene sunset, your smartphone can be your best companion to capture these moments. And what… more Capturing the Best Photos with Your Smartphone

Getting fast, reliable Wi-Fi in our home networks is essential. We connect more devices than ever to Wi-Fi, including smart phones, tablets, laptops and a growing list of smart devices. And we use them 24/7 for everything from video streaming and social media sharing to home automation and monitoring. But sometimes it seems like we’re… more What factors affect connection speeds?