The FBI detail sextortion and other scams in the islands; a Molokaʻi farmer shares some of the impacts of recent storms and flooding; HPR reporter Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi spotlights a Native Hawaiian girls soccer team; and The Popolo Project discusses an upcoming film festival and Black history in Hawaiʻi

The Federal Bureau of Investigation seeks the public's help in public corruption cases; Scientists scrutinize Hanauma Bay management; HPR reporter Casey Harlow details the governor's homeless proclamation; and Maui-native Jason Baum vies for another Grammy

Hawaiʻi's lieutenant governor discusses increasing broadband internet across the state; HPR reporter Casey Harlow looks at housing and homeless priorities for lawmakers; the State's Climate Coalition talks about reducing carbon emissions; and local actors share the story behind their shows honoring poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar

Contributing Editor Neal Milner highlights worries over increased AI use in higher education; new DOT director focuses on road safety and increasing the information highway; HPR reporter Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi details proposals at the state Legislature that affect Native Hawaiians; Oʻahu's Neighborhood Board Commission seeks local candidates

HPR reporter Sabrina Bodon looks at more reactions to Gov. Green's State of the State address; the State's toxicologist discussed toxic PFAs found in a Kunia water well; Pacific Business News shares its beginnings and how it's looking ahead; and Kīpuka O Ke Ola health clinic discusses its Ulu Laukahi health and wellness program for Native Hawaiians

Gov. Josh Green delivers his first address after taking office and outlines priorities; 120th anniversary of Korean workers to Hawaiʻi’s plantations; local author Jessica Machado discusses the local identity

U.S. Rep. Ed Case, a former Hawaiʻi DLNR director, and a conservation director discuss efforts to protect Kaʻena Point and reflect on changes to the popular recreation area.

The lieutenant governor details her $200 million preschool plan; HPR reporter Casey Harlow looks at the allocation of funds for public school teachers and students; the WHIAANHPI executive director discusses the national plan that helps Native Hawaiians with housing and efforts to stop Asian-American hate; the UH Oral History Project reflects on changes along Oʻahu's North Shore

The EPA gives an update on the Red Hill spills ahead of a public input meeting; the new DHHL director discusses future housing projects; a local architect shares details of the work to care for the Royal Mausoleum of Hawaii at Mauna’ala; HPR's Ku'uwehi Hiraishi looks closer at Native Hawaiian organizations tapping into federal funds to combat gender-based violence

The Tax Foundation of Hawaii discusses the 2023 tax landscape; HPR reporter Sabrina Bodon takes a closer look at freshman state lawmakers' proposals and priorities; Hui Iwi Kuamo‘o discusses the anniversary of the overthrow and iwi kūpuna; the GM of a Kauaʻi luxury hotel talks regenerative tourism and sustainability