Kamehameha Schools is making some major upgrades to its main campus on Oahu over the next 10 years. We get more on that story from Pacific Business News Editor-in-Chief Janis Magin.

Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Associate Judge Vladimir Devens was confirmed by the Senate to be the state’s next chief justice. Devens will fill the position left by Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald, who retired in September because of the 70-year-old age limit on judges in Hawaiʻi.

Rich Downes, of Hui Manu-o-Kū, and Keith Swindle, of Hawaiʻi Audubon Society, talk about all things manu-o-Kū and a festival honoring the city's official bird.

Mike Hansen, president of the Hawaii Shippers Council, speaks on President Donald Trump's 90-day extension of the waiver for the Jones Act and how it impacts Hawaiʻi.

Acting Konawaena High School Principal Chelsea Qualey and Ramzi Mansour of the state Department of Accounting and General Services share the progress being made following damages from recent storms.

In the proposed system, during the application process, eligible residents would automatically be registered to vote — unless they explicitly decline registration.

There’s still a lot of uncertainty about how much damage was caused by the recent Kona low storms — and where the money for recovery will come from.

It's crunch time at the Legislature as a key legislative deadline looms: conference. That's when lawmakers from both chambers negotiate language in bills before they get a final vote.

Maui-based local author Alana Kysar shares her new vegetable recipe cookbook, "Aloha Veggies."

Allie Denburg of Too Good To Go and Daniel Lee, owner of Island Glazed in ʻAiea, talk about working together to fight food waste in Hawai'i.