We’re aware of reports that consumers in multiple states are unable to make wireless calls and we are currently investigating.

#Breaking: Multiple carriers (AT&T, Verizon, Cricket, Consumer Cellular, US Cellular) report customers unable to make wireless calls. @FCC says it's investigating.

AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile said today that some customers were having problems with calls made to other wireless carriers, prompting the Federal Communications Commission to investigate. More: 808ne.ws/3KurJ8J

Millions of AT&T customers are experiencing a "nationwide issue” that is affecting their ability to call non-AT&T users, the company said in a statement. The FCC is investigating. @ErielleReshef has the latest. trib.al/VW3tN7f

AT&T SERVICE ISSUES 📶 --> bit.ly/3V8HV4u AT&T is reporting that some customers are experiencing a nationwide issue that is affecting their ability to call non-AT&T users. The FCC is investigating.

The FCC is calling on Congress for funding to restart program that helped low-income households get high-speed internet service. www.cbsnews.com/pitt…

HAPPENING NOW: The FCC says 24 states, including Nevada, California, and Arizona, have been impacted by nationwide AT&T outages. www.ktnv.com/us-news…

Tonight's breaking @FCC news is Exhibit A in why you want to have a reporter covering telecom regulations. www.reuters.com/busi…

Congratulations to FCC graphic design student Natalia Janus, who won the logo contest for The Frederick County Equity and Inclusion Commission (EIC). Natalia will complete her associate degree this summer and plans to begin at Hood College in the fall to study marketing. pic.twitter.com/pgFP…

U.S. Federal Communications Commission says it is investigating reports that consumers in multiple states are unable to make wireless calls.

Hurricane season has begun - a reminder of the importance of communication in a crisis. We've adopted the Mandatory Disaster Response Initiative, requiring wireless providers to collaborate during disasters to help people stay connected when they need it the most.

As Older Americans Month comes to an end, we recognize the power of being connected online, and we have resources to help!

Today we proposed fines in 2 enforcement actions against robocallers who used AI technology to deceive consumers before primary elections.

Today we proposed barring those who pose national security threats from participating in the testing and certification of electronic devices for the U.S. market. www.fcc.gov/document…