Hawaii Island

Kilauea Still Erupting 30 Years Later

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Thirty years ago today, lava erupted through cracks in Kilauea Volcano's East Rift zone.  The flows continue to this day--and the area has turned into one of the world's richest laboratories when it comes to volcanoes.  HPR's Sherry Bracken reports from Hawaii Island.

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Tulsi Gabbard Discusses Priorities

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The new session of the U. S. Congress gets underway tomorrow.  Among those being sworn in is the new representative of Hawaii's second congressional district.  Tulsi Gabbard sat down with HPR's Sherry Bracken to talk about her priorities in Congress.

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Police Aim to Prevent Holiday DUIs

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As we go into a long holiday weekend, Hawaii Island's police force is especially concerned about people driving under the influence.  From the Big Island, HPR's Sherry Bracken explains…

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Hawaii Island Remembers Senator Inouye

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Hawaii Island residents will hold their own memorial service this week for Senator Daniel Inouye.  While each of the islands holds its special ties to the late Senator, he leaves a special legacy on the Big Island.  HPR's Sherry Bracken explains…

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A Closer Look at Hawaii County's Food Self-Sufficiency Study

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Hawaii County residents are hearing more about a study on local agriculture.  The County commissioned the study to determine how much food eaten on the island is actually produced there.  It's a first step in taking a closer look at food self sufficiency. From Hawaii Island,  HPR's Sherry Bracken tells us more.

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