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HPR reporters break down the findings of the Lahaina fire cause and origin report and get the community's reaction; Young buyers are embracing the timeshare model

HPR's Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi discusses the process to fill Kamehameha Schools trustee vacancy; Two royal societies open up about preserving history and legacy of Hawaiian aliʻi; Filmmaker Justin Chon shares insight into his new film showing at HIFF

HPR All Things Considered host Dave Lawrence remembers entertainment legend and Valley Isle resident Kris Kristofferson, who recently died at 88. Kris joined Dave for a chat in 2011 ahead of a benefit show he was doing for Maui's Lokelani ʻOhana nonprofit that supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

HPR All Things Considered host Dave Lawrence welcomes back rock legend Dave Mason as he offers up a new book, "Only You Know and I Know," filled with incredible stories, from jumping onstage to play with the Spencer Davis Group, to a wild time performing on, and then trashing, The Who's gear! There are many more fun tales and some connecting to his sometime life here in Hawaiʻi!

The public is invited to attend a celebration for "Famous Amos" cookie creator, Wally Amos; A new opera featuring a man trapped in an elevator premieres in Hawaiʻi

Tensions are high at Hawaiʻi's Elections Commission as mail-in ballots go out to voters; Conservationists have discovered a brand new plant species on Kauaʻi's cliffs using drones

The EPA says the Navy's water system is out of compliance after two shut-down wells test positive for traces of forever chemicals; The Climate Advisory Team discusses priorities for the 2025 legislative session

Gov. Josh Green discusses security measures after a suspicious package of white powder was sent to state offices; Honolulu City Clerk Glen Takahashi shares plans to engage the next generation of voters

A UH volleyball coach talks about his journey with dyslexia; Two researchers explore whether the sounds of the shakuhachi, a Japanese bamboo flute, may have healing properties

Gov. Josh Green returns from a trip to Las Vegas with ideas on how Hawaiʻi might boost its status as a sports destination; Honolulu gears up for its annual Pride celebrations