Savannah Harriman-Pote

Jessica Valenti says women's lives are on the line next month. Republicans support a national abortion ban and at least 10 states will vote on abortion ballot measures.

The film shows the bravery of three women who sue Texas to clarify the state's medical exception to its abortion ban, all while grappling with their lost pregnancies.

The Public Utilities Commission is holding a number of public meetings this month on a proposed hike in gas rates.

Aloha Petroleum may not have its legal fees covered by insurance in two major climate cases after a recent Hawaiʻi Supreme Court decision. HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote explains.

Hazardous fire weather conditions in West Maui last week had Hawaiian Electric on high alert. HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote spoke to HECO about its fire prevention program.

Hawaiʻi is experiencing a post-pandemic spike in utility disconnections. The Public Utilities Commission is holding a public meeting on a recent report on utility disconnection reforms.

Gov. Josh Green turned heads this summer when he suggested the state should reconsider importing liquefied natural gas, or LNG. Now, the Hawaiʻi State Energy Office is close to releasing a comprehensive analysis on whether or not the controversial energy resource is a good bet for the islands.

Utility disconnections are happening twice as often now as they did prior to the pandemic. Hawaiian Electric says that the COVID-19 moratorium on power cut-offs is to blame.

The Division of Consumer Advocacy wants to collect demographic data on customers who are getting disconnected as a result of missed payments.

Geothermal is Hawaiʻi Island's second largest source of renewable power, trailing only solar.