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Ok ladies, this question is for you: How well do you handle investing and other financial matters? Our Town Square panel of financial advisers explores…

Special Education in Hawaii seems even more challenging these days. Long after federal oversight ended following the Felix Consent Decree, parents and…

Life ends in death, and there's no changing that. But when death is self-inflicted, the heartache continues often for decades. In this suicide prevention…

National reproductive advocate, and a former UH medical school professor, Dr. Willie Parker was recently in Hawai‘i. We had the chance to sit down for an…

With less than a week to go before the Iowa caucuses, NPR and many member stations are exploring the biggest phenomena of these elections: Voter Anxiety.…

Hawaii Democrats and Republicans are watching the splits in each party grow ever wider. With the GOP caucus over and the Democratic precinct meetings…

The winnowing period is done. Now at the halfway point of the legislative session, lawmakers will focus on the bills that made through crossover. And so…

We'll reflect on the end of the year in politics with our guest Chuck Friedman a longtime Democratic party political strategist. We'll look at the 2016…

If news is now more infotainment than fact, where does that leave science? Tomorrow, a talk with scientists who are concerned about their place in a…

Next Tuesday is Equal Pay Day, the point in the year to which women have to work to equal what their male counterparts earned as of December 31st. With…