The Kona storm continues to move east while wind and rain persist across the state. Many are still without power.
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An environmental review is likely to take place for the Saipan International Airport as part of the U.S. military's expansion across the Western Pacific. HPR's Derrick Malama has more. -
In his final address as Kauaʻi County mayor, Derek Kawakami thanked residents for trusting him over the last seven years and celebrated his accomplishments, while also pointing out areas that still need attention. -
Hawaiʻi-born comedian Charlene Kaye speaks with HPR ahead of her solo show, "Tiger Daughter," at the Blue Note in Waikīkī. -
UH Mānoa professor Michel Mohr shares information about the upcoming Numata Conference in Buddhist Studies, hosted at the Imin International Conference Center. -
The Honolulu Police Department has about 630 total vacant job positions, and chronic vacancies have been an issue for the department for years. -
The Hawaiʻi House of Representatives passed a package of bills that would increase protections for immigrants. The measures have cleared a significant step in the legislative process. -
Five community health centers are asking for state support to finance new solar microgrids. HPR’s Savannah Harriman-Pote spoke to leaders at the centers about how this initiative would help them weather rising costs. -
The storm is expected to last through Saturday, bringing possible flooding, windy conditions and thunderstorms. By Wednesday evening, all islands will be under flood watch.
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We are experiencing outages affecting Kauaʻi North Shore listeners and Oʻahu North Shore listeners.
We are investigating the problem and do not yet have an estimated return of full-power broadcast service. Our digital streams are not affected.
We are experiencing outages affecting Kauaʻi North Shore listeners and Oʻahu North Shore listeners.
We are investigating the problem and do not yet have an estimated return of full-power broadcast service. Our digital streams are not affected.
