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Close to 50,000 Hawaiʻi households have signed up for the Federal Communications Commission's Affordable Connectivity Program. It's a federal program to offset internet bills by offering up to $30 off on selected service providers, as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

The Affordable Connectivity Program gives $30 a month for internet service bills to eligible low-income households. Families living on Hawaiian Home Lands can receive up to $75 a month. The program received over $14 billion and is available until funds last.

The Federal Communications Commission is awarding two local organizations funding to implement a new telehealth service.

If you get your TV signal over the air, you may need to take steps to continue to watch your programs for free. One thousand television stations across…