Army Sgt. Clara Davis shares her experience fighting her discharge from the military following President Trump’s ban on transgender troops.
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Moke has been downgraded to a tropical depression, but could still bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds to parts of Hawaiʻi Island and Maui through Monday.
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Upcountry Maui was among the hardest hit areas of the island when Hurricane Lala hit. HPR’s Catherine Cluett Pactol shares the stories of businesses and residents left picking up the pieces in its wake.
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The North Kohala district on Hawaiʻi Island sustained heavy damage from Tropical Storm Lala. The Kohala Food Hub is helping. We get more on that from Pacific Business News Editor-in-Chief Janis Magin.
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A tropical cyclone is developing southeast of Hawaiʻi, which could strengthen and bring heavy rains.
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Scientists Rob Fleischer and Michael Campana of the Smithsonian Institution unlock the ‘ancient DNA’ of the extinct Lānaʻi hookbill.
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The Tantalus area on Oʻahu continues to be one of the last areas where the electricity is still out, and downed trees and collapsed roads are still an issue.
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After a disaster happens, some scams and fake fundraisers can pop up under false names. Here's how to double-check the fundraiser is verified.
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As the initial steps of recovery from Hurricane Lala continue around the islands, there's a growing focus on dealing with the impact of different kinds of extreme weather. And that includes a new idea in South Korea. HPR's Bill Dorman has more in today's Asia Minute.
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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