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U.S. Rep. Ed Case, a former Hawaiʻi DLNR director, and a conservation director discuss efforts to protect Kaʻena Point and reflect on changes to the popular recreation area.

Sustainable Molokaʻi shares how it's able to keep control of egg prices on the island; Adela's Country Eatery discusses being named a top restaurant by Yelp; HPR's Casey Harlow breaks down the conflict over a Mānoa affordable housing project; the author of a book about former slave Betsey Stockton talks about her influence on education in Hawaii

Take a look outside these days and you might see some of the vog - a unique feature of our island skies that makes it hard for some of us to breathe well. In particular, anyone with COPD will be affected. We'll talk with the Hawaii COPD Coalition (www.Hawaiicopd.org) about how to breathe well even when it's hazy outside.

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii discusses its programs to attract more people into the nursing profession; HPR reporter Sabrina Bodon talks about new legislative bills addressing juvenile offenders; and a former HPR reporter shares how starting her career in the islands led to a lifetime in public media

The FBI detail sextortion and other scams in the islands; a Molokaʻi farmer shares some of the impacts of recent storms and flooding; HPR reporter Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi spotlights a Native Hawaiian girls soccer team; and The Popolo Project discusses an upcoming film festival and Black history in Hawaiʻi

What's it like catching COVID these days? Does everyone have the same symptoms? What if you have been vaccinated? We'll talk with a nurse who was infected and hear firsthand what that experience was like, and what helped her recover the most.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation seeks the public's help in public corruption cases; Scientists scrutinize Hanauma Bay management; HPR reporter Casey Harlow details the governor's homeless proclamation; and Maui-native Jason Baum vies for another Grammy

Today we’ll learn about the history of the shaka sign. We’ll find out how this iconic expression has become part of our local culture and how a team plans to document the shaka story.

Hawaiʻi Nurses' Association reverses position on reciprocal state license; 442nd regiment's 80th anniversary; Big Island student project improves roadway safety for drivers and animals; the origins of the musical trio ʻUheʻuhene

Contributing Editor Neal Milner highlights worries over increased AI use in higher education; new DOT director focuses on road safety and increasing the information highway; HPR reporter Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi details proposals at the state Legislature that affect Native Hawaiians; Oʻahu's Neighborhood Board Commission seeks local candidates