Incumbents mostly ruled the day and several top races were decided early Saturday night, even with historically low voter turnout.
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Heard on The Conversation
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A program that has been offering free audio news reports to Hawaiʻi's blind community for almost thirty years finally has a permanent source of funding. -
A familiar face is challenging Democratic incumbent Ikaika Hussey for state House District 29 on O‘ahu. -
In July, Honolulu City Council Chair Tommy Waters was ruled ineligible to run for his third consecutive council term this year, and a decision on his appeal is still pending. -
Lahaina’s Front Street is still missing its iconic storefronts three years after the deadly Maui wildfires. We get more on that story from Pacific Business News Editor-in-Chief Janis Magin. -
It's been three years since the 2023 Maui wildfires brought loss to the island; these photos show well-known sites and views captured before or right after the fires, and again recently, three years later. -
Three Republicans are competing to represent the growing West Oʻahu community of ʻEwa Beach in the state Senate. -
The Safe Routes to School Program is designed to create safe conditions near school zones that encourage keiki to walk, bike, or roll to school rather than relying on cars. -
The Public Utilities Commission denied Hawaiian Electric’s request to seek competitive bids for new fuel power projects on Oʻahu. The commission said it’s not clear that more firm power is needed on Oʻahu’s grid.
HPR Music Features
September is "Classical Music Month"! HPR is celebrating with a countdown of your favorite composers and compositions, as chosen by you! The top 100 list will be revealed on HPR-2 beginning September 16. Stay tuned!
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