The hurricane is expected move close to the state late Monday. Storm surge, wind and rain will impact the state early next week, particularly for Kauaʻi County.
HPR has created a list of ways those affected by the storm, and also how to help those in need.
Mundo Reggae brings you a two-hour journey through the global culture of reggae with hose Lulú Solares. Explore reggae not just as a genre, but as a living culture — music as a message, movement, and way of live. Tune in Friday, 10 p.m. to midnight on HPR-1.
Heard on The Conversation
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Brian Glazer is the CEO of Hohonu, a company that develops low-cost sensors that help Hawaiʻi and several other states monitor their flash flood threat levels. -
In 2025, city agencies used about 30 million more kilowatt-hours of electricity — enough to power about 500 homes for an entire year. Agency water use was also up by about half a million gallons per day. -
Kiribati could be close to amending its constitution to stop future governments from switching diplomatic recognition back to Taiwan. HPR's Derrick Malama has more in the Pacific News Minute. -
Members of the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation talk about Stronger Hawaiʻi, their campaign to coordinate recovery efforts for communities across the islands. -
Honolulu Director of Transit Jon Nouchi shares how the city’s public transportation plans are progressing. -
Gaye Chan, of the Oʻahu Rapid Response Coalition, explains how their organization monitors and responds to ICE activity on Oʻahu. -
Honolulu Police Chief David Lazar has announced his deputy chiefs along with other leadership changes at the police department. -
Humanity Hale, a Hawaiʻi Island nonprofit dedicated to healing trauma and helping at-risk youth, is looking to buy land to expand its program.
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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