HPR News Staff
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As voters prepare for the general election on Nov. 3, Hawaiʻi Public Radio asked candidates for the OHA’s Board of Trustees At-Large Trustee to share their priorities, perspectives and plans for addressing the issues facing Native Hawaiians. -
The applications for the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority's president and CEO position will close Oct. 30. -
Here’s a look at conditions around the island as the storm passes through. -
Emergency shelters have opened on Hawaiʻi Island for Hurricane Nolo. -
Tropical Depression 15-E has strengthened into Tropical Storm Nolo. A hurricane watch has been issued for Hawaiʻi Island. -
There are more than 2,000 people who use American Sign Language in the state, and about 500 visitors rely on interpreters each day. -
The County opened two resource centers to connect residents with nonprofit and agency partners to help recover and rebuild after the storms. -
Hawaiʻi Public Radio has created a list of ways you can access resources and help those in need. -
The center of Hurricane Lowell is now moving north-northwest of Niʻihau. Damaging winds, heavy rain, and powerful waves are still impacting Kauaʻi County. Downed trees and power lines have caused widespread power outages for Kauaʻi.
