Actor Moses Goods begins a tour of a one-man play about Duke Kahanamoku on Aug. 20 at Blue Note Hawaii. He spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about the play, which he wrote more than a decade ago.

A visitor attraction on Oʻahu’s North Shore is about to get a multimillion-dollar renovation. And one focus is education. We get more on that story from Pacific Business News Editor-in-Chief Janis Magin.

“Casted: The Korean Tiger” brings together 10 artists to reflect on the Korean folk art Minhwa.

What began with a group chat among Native Hawaiian wāhine in December 2025 quickly grew into an online community that connects readers across oceans through the ʻŌiwi Book Club.

Oʻahu North Shore teen brothers Nyjah Music and Zyah Rhythm spoke to HPR's Kevin Allen about their music and experience on "America's Got Talent."

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees is looking for a new CEO. The announcement comes amid an ongoing lawsuit between the board and its former chief executive officer, Stacey Ferreira, who's been on administrative leave since last year.

The exhibit, “Fragments of Light: Ilkhanid Lusterware,” brings together six rare ceramic tiles. It’s the largest surviving lusterware tiles in the world.

The Polynesian Voyaging Society announced Wednesday the change of plans for the Moananuiākea Voyage is because of strong El Niño conditions, and the voyage will be extended for another year.

Founder Danielle Rush says that opening The ART House is her way of giving back to a community that made her artistic career possible.

Community members have wanted the so-called neighborhood eyesore to be returned to its former glory — when it used to show surf films and cartoons. Others want it to be taken over by another owner and have the venue transformed into a community hub for hālau to practice hula or artists to showcase their work.