Hawaiʻi is set to establish “name, image and likeness” rules to recruit and retain student-athletes at the University of Hawaiʻi.

Surfrider Spirit Sessions founder Cynthia Derosier shares how the nonprofit makes surfing more accessible to at-risk youth.

The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center reported that more than half of sex trafficking victims in Hawaiʻi are part Native Hawaiian. The Hoʻopili Tribal Council is hosting a sign waving event today.

Devin Thomas, director of tax and budget policy at Hawaiʻi Appleseed, talks about its free online tool to help track the progress of the state budget.

Karl Banks, from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, reports on the agency's efforts to restore clean water to the Northern Mariana Islands after Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

Keith Regan, who was named acting lieutenant governor for the state, talks about balancing the role with his duty as state comptroller.

The Honolulu Charter Commission wants to work out the kinks in a proposal to give the mayor more ability to hire and fire the City and County of Honolulu's chief of police.

As Hawaiʻi lawmakers wrap up the 2026 legislative session, few measures related to culture and arts have made it through.

Madilynn Toguchi debuted her Lole stand as a pop-up during the Merrie Monarch Festival, setting up her shop less than a block from the main craft fair. She has been collecting vintage muʻumuʻu for two years, hoping to bring it new life.

Hawaiian author and local TikTok personality Shay Kauwe talks about her debut urban fantasy novel, "The King Spell," and her social media presence.