Hawaii's largest homeless services provider has a new plan to help keep coronavirus off the streets.

Dozens of bar owners, employees and their customers rallied at the state Capitol on Friday, saying the shutdown may force their businesses to fold.

Barbers, hair stylists, nail technicians, and tattoo artists say they are happy to be back at work and reunited with their clients, after the pandemic kept them at home for more than two months.

For people who may not qualify for Medicaid there is an alternative: a new free clinic for people with no insurance in the pandemic.

Lots of sunshine, very few showers ahead.