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Oʻahu Invasive Species Committee's Erin Bishop prepares for the upcoming storms and the possible spread of invasive fire ants that may follow.
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Economic group Groundwork Collaborative reports on the rising price of Halloween candy and why it continues to climb.
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Everyone likes a good night's sleep. But for some people, the quest for better sleep can become an obsession. And it's taken an unusual turn in two major Asian capitals. HPR's Bill Dorman has more in today's Asia Minute.
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Taylor Kellerman of Kualoa Ranch shares a new campaign to fight the invasive ant species in Hawaiʻi.
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A 2026 HIFF documentary celebrates the art of dance shared by indigenous communities across North America and Hawaiʻi.
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Hawaiʻi’s public art agency says it needs legislative help to relocate and preserve the 20-foot sculpture as the stadium redevelopment moves forward.
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Establishing an area for homeless people in Central Maui to park overnight without risk of citations and sweeps is slowly making progress through the Maui County Council, but not without some pushback from the community.
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Communities and organizations can receive up to $50,000 to support local energy resilience planning through the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project.
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