- Contributing Editor Neal Milner examines the disruptive effect of artificial intelligence in higher education | Full Story
- State Department of Transportation Director Ed Sniffen shares plans to make roadways safe and efficient and also expand information highways | Survey | Full Story
- HPR reporter Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi discusses proposals to be taken up this legislative session when it comes to Native Hawaiian issues | Full Story
- Honolulu Civil Beat politics and opinion editor Chad Blair covers reporter Kirstin Downey's story about new park rangers to patrol Oʻahu parks and beaches in today's Reality Check| Full Story
- The native honeycreeper akepa is the subject of today's Manu Minute | Full Story
- Honolulu Neighborhood Board Commission executive secretary Lloyd Yonenaka talks about the organization's 50-year history and the need for candidates for this year's upcoming elections | Full Story
The Conversation: Artificial intelligence in education; Plans to make Hawaiʻi roads safe and efficient
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