A boa constrictor snake was found aboard a cargo ship that was en route to Honolulu Harbor over the weekend. Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture found the 18-inch snake in a hole on the deck when the boat arrived at Pier 31.

Former Hawai‘i health director Dr. Elizabeth "Libby" Char may return to the state government. But this time, as an outside consultant tasked with developing a Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) program at public high schools.

ʻUlu is a canoe plant and was once a staple in the Native Hawaiian diet. Monica Toguchi-Ryan said utilizing the crop is not only in line with Highway Inn's brand of serving authentic Hawaiian food, but it also allows the restaurant to lessen their dependence on imported food by sourcing closer to home. HPR's Taylor Nāhulukeaokalani Cozloff has more.

From locally cooked delicacies to exquisite jewelry, the annual Made in Hawai‘i Festival returns for its 27th year. Made In Hawai‘i is a premier event that exclusively features products made in Hawai‘i by local businesses.

While the pace of inflation has slowed across the United States, food prices are still high in many parts of the world. And there’s one crop that’s coming under increasing focus. HPR’s Bill Dorman has more in today’s Asia Minute.

Filmmakers on Kauaʻi have been quietly fostering talent on the island. The Kauaʻi Film Academy, founded in 2010, serves as an incubator for the development of student-driven films that portray the struggles of adolescence.