Many Kauaʻi farmers grow fruits and vegetables, but the island's agricultural history also includes ranching — which wasn’t spared from hurricane damage.
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The "Carnival of the Nearly Extinct Animals," a live music and dance show raising awareness for endangered species, comes to the Hawaii Theatre. -
David Uchiyama, chief administrative officer of the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority, shares how the state is handling the flow of visitors after Hurricane Lowell. -
HPR returns with another installment of 'Homeroom Hawaiʻi' as storms continue through the semester. -
Hawaiian Electric Company VP of Communications Jim Kelly shares the latest on Kauaʻi’s power recovery efforts -
Sierra-Lynn Stone, a sixth-generation kalo farmer on Kauaʻi, says disaster preparation takes on a new layer for her and many farmers across Hawaiʻi as they must care for their land and animals on top of taking care of themselves and their families. -
Amid Yayoi Kusama's death, there's been renewed discourse over her anti-Blackness withing her writings and art. -
On Tuesday, parts of the strip of Farrington Highway on the Leeward side on O‘ahu were closed due to sand and debris covering the pavement after Hurricane Lowell. -
The man was reported missing Tuesday morning and was found deceased on Wednesday afternoon.
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