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Today on The Conversation, state and county law enforcement officers discuss illegal fireworks. Share your comments during the live show by calling 808-941-3689 (O’ahu) or 1-877-941-3689 (neighbor islands).

Today we'll check in with HUB coworking to learn what's in store for 2025. We'll find out how coworking can be the barometer for the tech startup scene and what are the key indicators.

We all use postage, so today's Hawaiian word should come in handy. Uku leka is how we say postage in Hawaiian. Uku is payment, and leka is letter, so what you pay to send that letter is uku leka.

Gov. Josh Green discusses the change of leadership at the Department of Law Enforcement, vaccines, and his upcoming State of the State address; What can Hawaiʻi learn from how California is contending with sea level rise?

Today we'll hear about a new Environmental Protection Agency Community Change Grant to spark innovation on the West side. We'll find out how the EPA is helping to fund an ag tech initiative that benefits many communities in Waianae.

This year's Point in Time Count will not include Oʻahu's unsheltered population; Biden commemorates the Hui Panalāʻau

Gov. Josh Green gives his third State of the State address; A new hula performance celebrating queer histories in Hawaiʻi premieres as Trump issues an executive order recognizing only two biological sexes

HPR reports from the state Capitol on the opening day of the legislative session; Artist and filmmaker Etienne Aurelius talks about the new exhibit "Aliʻi Atlas" that uses tech to present the Hawaiian monarchy to new audiences

Office of Hawaiian Affairs board chair Kai Kahele discusses the agency's legislative priorities; Castle High School teacher Maya Sullivan and student Hali’a Tom-Jardine share their experience on a star-studded panel tasked with naming a new quasi-moon

Gov. Josh Green lays out the plan to deal with illegal fireworks; Neal Uno and Julia Ávila with the National Tropical Botanical Garden's Breadfruit Institute share tips on cultivating ʻulu and its ties to Brazil