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HPRThe Honolulu Board of Water Supply urges residents to prepare supplies of clean drinking water in preparation for power outages during the incoming storm. -
Seeds of WellbeingThe back-to-back Kona lows caused millions of dollars in damage to Hawaiʻi's farms. Thao Le, a professor at the UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience, says the mental toll of the storms may be just as shocking. HPR spoke with her about the human costs of the recent storms.
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Bird conservationists from across the islands share how their facilities were damaged during the storms, and what impact that had on their endangered bird populations -
With the risk of leptospirosis on the rise after the recent floods, the Hawaiʻi Department of Health shares how to prevent infection and what to do if you or a pet contracts the bacterial disease. -
University of Hawaiʻi Climatologist Thomas Giambelluca explains how rainfall is measured across Hawaiʻi and how storms are forecast. -
Decades-old maps that the federal government uses to determine which properties are high flood risks will be updated on June 10, expanding to include more homes near coasts and streams. -
A bill that would mandate dyslexia-sensitive screenings across the department is moving through the state Legislature. A DOE administrator said it is already looking to move all elementary schools to universal dyslexia-sensitive screenings by the 2027-2028 school year. -
In March, some areas got 3,000% more rain than normal as two Kona lows moved across the state, according to the Hawaiʻi Climate Data Portal. -
A Maui anesthesiologist accused of trying to kill his wife during a cliffside hike near a popular scenic lookout on Oʻahu has been found guilty of attempted manslaughter. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 13. -
The National Weather Service forecasted severe weather Wednesday through Friday morning. The rain could linger into the weekend. -
Emmy-nominated actor Takehiro Hira talks about his journey as an actor and his experience moving to and living in Hawaiʻi. -
State Representative Elle Cochran explains why she made the decision to switch parties from Democrat to Republican.
