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What can be done to tackle Hawaiʻi's healthcare worker shortage? We discuss this topic with our panel of guests.

Ao means cloud. Although there are many meanings for ao, and many other words for specific types of clouds, remember this as a generic term for any kind of cloud.

Today on The Conversation, our panel of guests discusses the high levels of stress reported among American parents. Have a question or comment to share? Call in to the live show from 11am-12pm on HPR-1. The numbers to reach us are 808-941-3689 on Oʻahu or 1-877-941-3689 on the neighbor islands.

For those of you who have learned to tell the time in Hawaiian, you will find it very handy to know that we also have a way to say both A.M. and P.M. It means the same as in English, and it is written the same way. But in Hawaiian, we pronounce it ‘amu and pimu.

What to know about the latest developments with the Lahaina wildfire settlement; Artist and McKinley graduate Imaikalani Kalahele discusses the role his alma mater played in shaping contemporary art in Hawaiʻi

A wildlife biologist discusses the spread of avian flu in the islands; Honolulu DMV rolls out a new online system for written tests

Postcards have been around a long time, but this Hawaiian word for the postcard is quite new. It is kāleka poʻoleka.

Michelle Barbieri with NOAA's Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program talks about the risks avian flu poses to marine mammals; The executive editor of The Atlantic pens a piece on Hawaiian sovereignty

Hawaiʻi resident and peace activist Christine Ahn talks about finding out that she has been banned from entering South Korea; A research epidemiologist discusses the findings of a CDC study on the community's recovery in the year following the Red Hill fuel spill

HPR shares the latest on the six patients who were transported to an Arizona facility for treatment after the New Year's Eve firework blast; A new exhibit showcases the artistry of Swiss posters