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The company has made national headlines for contracting with U.S. agencies to analyze large amounts of data to — with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition — track individuals.
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Hawaiʻi Pacific University Athletic Director Debbie Snell and Coach Kanda Korver talk about the school's first female flag football team.
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Honolulu’s Office of Economic Revitalization is ceasing operations — a decision made weeks after the City Council cut a majority of its funding and staff positions in early July.
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The general election will be a fight for the third spot on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs at-large race.
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An unexplained illness is killing native honeycreepers in Maui Bird Conservation Center in Makawao. An investigation into the cause is underway.
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The gathering aims to unify Hawaiʻi’s dominant political party around its chosen candidates — and to heal wounds opened during the campaign.
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Professional Skater Darren Ho reflects on his sports career ahead of his induction into the Hawaiʻi Sports Hall of Fame.
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With the help of the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope on Maui, National Solar Observatory scientists capture the highest-resolution images of the surface of the sun ever taken.
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Through the Kauaʻi Medical Training Track at the UH John A. Burns School of Medicine, students get their tuition, housing and transportation costs covered in exchange for them serving Kauaʻi for at least four years as a physician.
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HPR reviews the results of the 2026 primary election; national Solar Observatory scientists capture the highest-resolution images of the surface of the sun ever taken.
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Incumbents mostly ruled the day and several top races were decided early Saturday night, even with historically low voter turnout.
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Residents showed up to vote in the Hawaiʻi primary election on Saturday, Aug. 8