How can I track my ballot? What do all these ballot questions mean? HPR has you covered.
Kamoʻi Snack-n-Go on Molokaʻi has been serving up ice cream for more than three decades. The locally owned shop is the only place on the island to get a scoop.
Come discover a new favorite, celebrate the artists you love, and experience the sound of the 808 — Live from the Atherton.
Sponsored by HMSA
Nov. 7 - Honeyfingers
Nov. 14 - Maryanne Ito
Nov. 21 - Skullboy + Completely Insane
Sponsored by HMSA
Nov. 7 - Honeyfingers
Nov. 14 - Maryanne Ito
Nov. 21 - Skullboy + Completely Insane
Heard on The Conversation
-
UH Marine Biologist Mark Hixon explains REEFrame, a coral restoration project in Waikīkī that aims to restore reefs with unique concrete structures.
-
The Hawaiʻi County Fire Commission named Daniel Volpe as Big Island's next fire chief. Volpe has been serving in the role since the sudden passing of the last fire chief, Kazuo Todd.
-
High energy prices remain a campaign topic across the U.S., but they're also playing a role in trade talks with one of the world's largest economies. HPR's Bill Dorman has more in today's Asia Minute.
-
This year's race for West Maui's State Representative is one to watch. HPR's Catherine Cluett Pactol reports on the candidates – and what makes this year different.
-
The University of Hawaiʻi Insect Museum unveils a new art exhibit to promote awareness for Hawaiʻi's native insects.
-
After working deep in the sea, the Pisces V submarine retires to its new home on land as the latest addition to the Bishop Museum collection
-
As voters prepare for the general election on Nov. 3, Hawaiʻi Public Radio asked candidates for the OHA’s Board of Trustees At-Large Trustee to share their priorities, perspectives and plans for addressing the issues facing Native Hawaiians.
-
A new measure introduced in the Hawaiʻi County Council would appropriate up to $1 million annually to establish and fund a Town Revitalization Program.
HPR Music Features
Dig into the Hawaiʻi Public Radio archives with Derrick Malama and listen to the very best of Hawaiian music. Revisit sessions with Eddie Kamae and Keola Beamer, Raiatea Helm and Amy Hanaialiʻi, and more. Sponsored by Manuhealiʻi.
Check the status of our transmitters.