“Plug and play” technologies for 5G communications can eliminate the need for costly and unsightly cell towers and boost municipal connectivity for everyone from remote workers to visitors.

The pop machine pays for around a month of streetlights. The rest is covered by community fundraisers, including from surrounding small towns, and generous people and their employers who donate.

Officially, the name remains Krupp, but locals still call it Marlin. Although the town was once a bustling metropolis of 100 people, the population has remained steady, hovering at about 50 for the ...

Town officials say they have a solution ... there is a light on a telephone pole. Streetlight small cells, devices mounted on streetlights, could soon provide 5G coverage for about a quarter ...