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Lt. Gov. Josh Green outlines his strategy for the upcoming general election; former punk rock musician turned spoken word artist Henry Rollins discusses getting older; local actress Lindsay Watson shares her experience working on a new film about a historical event on Kauaʻi; and a documentary short film director talks about the whirlwind of wins he's experienced since his film's release

Hawaiʻi Department of Education faces high energy costs; Republican candidate Duke Aiona outlines campaign priorities; Kainoa Daines's research process for Island Wisdom; Mid-Pacific Institute's dancers and professional success.

Navy submits plans to shutter the underground Red Hill fuel facility; Sylvia Luke steps away from state House to run for lieutenant governor; The Long View spotlights mid-term elections and voting

Raising community awareness about fentanyl; Candidate Joe Akana in the running for U.S. House District 2 seat; Environmental activism spurs artistic creativity; Musician shares unique voice shaped by ethnic diversity

Hawaiʻi County police chief candidates and selection process challenge; Organ and tissue donors help mainland transplant patients; Growth and evolution of the local high school football talent pool

The U.S. Department of Justice contends with the high volume of January 6 insurrection cases; Kakaʻako sinkhole will not delay rail project; Former Honolulu City Council chair snags the top job at the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands; ʻĀina Paikai's film on Hawaiian activist and musician George Helm hopes for Oscar nomination

The Chair of the State Senate Ways and Means Committee discusses the recent hearings over the botched awarding of the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority marketing contract; the USGS shares what it might mean now that both the Maunaloa and Kīlauea eruptions have stopped; and a Hawaiʻi Island backcountry hiker talks about his experiences trekking around the Maunaloa area

The passing of Abigail Kawānanakoa is announced on the steps of ʻIolani Palace; the State reminds Hawaiʻi Island homeowners to review their insurance policy in light of the Maunaloa eruption; and two Big Island conservation scientists talk about their experience working on a film for The Pope

Department of Transportation Ed Sniffen declares Maunaloa has slowed enough to make viewing route safe; Lanihuli Kanahele of the Kanaka'ole Foundation explains cultural significance of Pele and Maunaloa; Hawaiʻi Theater for Youth presents The Pa'akai We Bring

Board of Water Supply leaders share updates on efforts to clean up the toxic foam spill at Red Hill; A geologist revisits past Maunaloa eruptions and the evolution of studying eruptions; and Sea Salts of Hawaii explains how their business turns seawater into salt