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Maui County has released a long-term recovery plan; Native Hawaiian filmmaker Bryson Chun talks about his experience working on "Moana 2"

Hear the latest updates on Kīlauea's volcanic activity; How do widespread coconut plantations on Pacific atolls affect native vegetation?

Today we'll catch up with the developers of the Holoholo app. We'll learn how Holoholo combines photos, journal entries, places, and footpaths into daily memories.

With so many people driving during the holidays, we hope you don't have an ulia kaʻa, or auto accident. Drive carefully so you don't have one.

Pani hakahaka means to substitute. We often have to call on someone to take our place, whether it is a substitute teacher, ke kumu pani hakahaka, or a substitute for some other job.

Honolulu's Department of Transportation Services explains why rail service will shut down for the next two weekends; a Hawai’i Island artist talks about her process of creating dyes from native plants

Today we'll look into Senate Concurrent Resolution 184 to learn what it means for remote work. We'll learn how UHERO identified possible locations throughout Hawaii suitable for working remotely.

State lawmakers discuss strategies to deter the use of illegal fireworks; Rob York of Pacific Forum shares the latest political developments in South Korea

Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 Administrator Martha Guzman discusses Hawaiʻi projects and Trump's return to the White House; Pro wrestler "The Naturalist" brings the fight to save Hawaiʻi's ecosystems into the ring

For many years one of the most important products of Hawai‘i was the hala kahiki, or pineapple. Come to think of it, the fruit which was introduced to Hawai‘i from a foreign place does resemble the fruit of the hala, or Pandanus tree.