We discuss how the pandemic has changed Hawaii, how we’ve adapted, what changes will stay with us and how we can thrive despite the virus.

Hawaii News Now speaks to frontline medical organizations who have played a critical role in the fight against coronavirus.

In the second of our series of town hall conversations marking the anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, Hawaii News Now speaks to the state's four mayors.

As millions of people across the country wait for their turn to take the coronavirus vaccine, there are still lots of questions. We want to help answer them.

A panel of experts debates whether they think youth sports should restart, whether it’s safe to do so, and what impact the current restrictions are having.

Experts from the visitor industry and healthcare sector weigh in on what it'll take to keep people safe while jumpstarting the economy.

As the coronavirus continues to crush the local economy, small business owners and operators talk about how they're adapting to the new normal.

A discussion with paramedics, firefighters and emergency room doctors to talk about the challenges, the danger, and the stresses they face.

Our expert panel of health officials and local leaders answer questions from Hawaii's kids about how the coronavirus is impacting their return to school.