HPR discusses the possibility and potential benefits of legalized gambling with economist Bo Bernhard and Sen. Glenn Wakai.

HPR returns with Homeroom Hawaiʻi as the holidays — and college application season — loom ahead.

"Profs," a short film about a retiring academic and a rebellious student, premieres at the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival.

Former Honolulu City Councilmember Trevor Ozawa and political newcomer Tara Malia Gregory face off in the general election for District 4.

Kaʻau Crater Boys last surviving member, Troy Fernandez, brings their legendary music back to the stage.

Mālama Kauaʻi, a nonprofit that works to boost local food production and access on the Garden Isle, had its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program accreditation revoked, despite reapplying and submitting an appeal.

Hawaiʻi County emergency officials learned last week that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has denied a request for individual assistance for residents affected by Hurricane Lala. Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense Agency Acting Administrator Darryl Oliveira told HPR that the state is working on an appeal.

Kauai High School student Angela Querubin shares the podcast she created that earned her an honorable mention in NPR's Student Podcast Challenge.

The sculpture has to move to make way for construction of a new stadium, and where it sits is currently in the way of a planned road.

For the first time this year, the three candidates vying for the state Senate's District 18 are on the ballot for voters — guaranteeing a new face in the seat long held by Sen. Michelle Kidani.