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Curstyn Yoshimoto,

A brief look at health statistics and disparities, including among men and Native Hawaiians.

Janis Magin Meierdiercks,

At issue is the commission paid to agents who represent buyers in real estate transactions.

Ryann Noelani Coules, Kathryn Drury Wagner, Tori DeJournett,

10 wāhine who have stepped up to lead, from corporate executives to organizers of grassroots relief efforts on Maui.

Steve Petranik,

Journalists like us drive conversations. But elected officials act – and take the heat from an often angry, sometimes misinformed public.

Cynthia Wessendorf,

But the new Kapālama Container Terminal is the first step in an ambitious plan to create a more resilient port and cope with a rising ocean.

Steve Petranik,

Five local experts discuss how AI is helping to synthesize data, generate ideas and handle tedious tasks.

Janis Magin Meierdiercks,

The mortgages come with no down payments, but max out at $977,500, which limits what they can buy in Maui’s expensive housing market.

Chavonnie Ramos,

Kuleana Coral Restoration works to map, research and restore coral around O‘ahu using a variety of techniques.

Cory Kubota,

Accuity launched RTO to break the “parent-child” relationship and boost trust and autonomy.

Cynthia Wessendorf,

Matson tops the list for a second year in a row, with more than $1 billion in net profit last year.

Curstyn Yoshimoto,

Joseph Eppink is a death doula, a gift he discovered as a hospice volunteer during the AIDS crisis.

The staff of the Hawaii Employers Council,

A step-by-step guide for rebuilding when you’ve lost everything, or preparing before another disaster strikes.