Search results for

Two sailors injured in war exercises at RIMPAC; After-school programs assuage learning loss from the pandemic; Finding sustainable solutions to wastewater management

Former FBI Agent and principal of Damien Memorial School on the aftermath of a burglary at the school; The significance of the Supreme Court's limits on the EPA; A local artist shares the story behind her new children's book

Pearl Harbor historian shares his memories of the former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe; Geochemists prepare for the foremost international convention of the year; A local photographer uses art to start a conversation about climate change

This summer marked the 20th anniversary of a landmark First Amendment Supreme Court case; Small business owner and CD2 candidate Joe Logan resolves to fix problems; The virtual Hawaii Conservation Alliance conference gathers to protect biodiversity

Three more people were charged in an affordable housing scheme on Hawaiʻi Island; Former state Senate Ways and Means Chair Jill Tokuda has her sights set on the CD2 seat; The Makaha Learning Center works to provide young people with job opportunities

State Rep. Patrick Branco tells us what he would bring to U.S. Congress; New passport services available at Ala Moana Satellite City Hall; Assessing coastal erosion after historic south shore swell

With the new school year just around the corner, we checked in with DOE Superintendent Keith Hayashi and BOE Chair Bruce Voss. They answered your questions about masking, mental health, and the teacher shortage.

UHERO economist examines inflation and economic shortages; "Parks for People" seeks to bring families back to ʻAʻala Park; Introducing Season 3 of Ari Daniel's environmental BirdNote podcast "Threatened"

The Long View looks into community resiliency during Covid; The founder of Local Motion pivots from business to public service in the race for lieutenant governor; Local museum spotlights Hawaiʻi's Black History

Designing the new international processing center at Kona International Airport; Former head of the Hawaiʻi Chamber of Commerce Sherry Menor-McNamara vies for her chance to become lieutenant governor; In-person voting for the primary election begins