As erosion eats away at our pristine shorelines what can be done to save our beaches?

Hawaiʻi’s growing transgender community is thriving, but continues to struggle with bias, discrimination and a lack of acceptance. Advocates say the best way to understand what being transgender is like is to talk with people in that community and to listen to their stories.

The state and counties, and some businesses, now require proof by employees of COVID-19 vaccination. New restrictions limit gatherings, and proof of vaccination is now needed for patrons of gyms and for dine-in service at restaurants. Join us for a COVID-19: Vaccination Update.

Thirteen years ago the state set a goal to achieve 100 percent clean energy by 2045. At the time, it was viewed as ambitious, but doable. How close are we to achieving that goal? What are we doing differently now?

What happens when you run a red light? And what can happen if Gov. David Ige passes a bill to install cameras at intersections?

More than half of the state’s population are fully vaccinated. Nearly 70 percent have received at least one shot. However, the pace of vaccinations has slowed to a crawl.

From intense rain and hurricane scares to drought conditions and brush fires, is Hawaiʻi prepared for the worst?

With Hawaiʻi tourism rebounding and residents starting to travel again, learn what the guidelines are.

What programs are available to keep our youth on the right path and in the right direction?

Exploring ways to help with added mental distress due to the pandemic.