From electric rates to power outages, it seems like we have heard a lot lately about CenterPoint Energy. In this week’s “Ask Amy” segment, investigative reporter Amy Davis answers a question from viewer Don Conger: ”Why are we stuck with CenterPoint? Why don’t they have any competition? Can they be fired?”

There are several options if you are having trouble finding a company to insure your home.

Who is responsible for picking up utility mess debris left behind? KPRC 2 Investigator Amy Davis works to find answers to your questions.

Natural disasters like floods and hurricanes always raise questions about jobs and your paycheck. What if you can’t get to work safely? Will you be paid if your office is closed?

Everywhere you drive around Houston you can still see tree limbs and branches piled up along streets and curbs. Five weeks have passed since Hurricane Beryl blew through the area taking down thousands of trees. And some of you are asking when the city will finish the job of getting it all cleaned up. Investigator Amy Davis is getting answers.

KPRC 2's Amy Davis has what you need to know to make sure you are getting what you need from your insurance company.

A lot of us in the Houston area are still dealing with damage left by Hurricane Beryl. Some renters are asking Amy Davis how long their landlords have to fix damage caused by the storm. Amy is answering your questions about renters’ rights after Beryl.

We are hearing from more of you about issues with power outages way before Hurricane Beryl slammed the Houston area. A Kingwood customer contacted Investigator Amy Davis after she complained about frequent and unexplained power outages in her neighborhood.

Many of you will soon be dealing with insurance claims and repairs. Should you hire a person to help you deal with the insurance company? Amy Davis explains everything you need to know about public adjusters - what they can do for you and how much you can expect to pay.

As power is restored to homes and businesses across our area many of you say you still don’t have internet. AT&T and Comcast Xfinity customer service are difficult to reach and when you do get a human on the phone, they don’t have any answers. Investigative reporter Amy Davis is answering your questions about what’s causing internet outages and what you can do about them.