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The move sets up a long-shot challenge against one of the state’s most invincible politicians.

The move sets up a long-shot challenge against one of the state’s most invincible politicians.

The move sets up a long-shot challenge against one of the state’s most invincible politicians.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Thomasina Mandan knew her 2020 state House bid would be...

Ann Tanimoto-Johnson is the Lab Manager & Research Technician in the Hart Lab/Listening Observatory for Hawaiian Ecosystems (LOHE) Bioacoustics Lab. She researches the ecology, bioacoustics, and conservation of our native Hawaiian forests, birds, and bats.

Gov. Doug Burgum thanked the tax commissioner for his service in a statement Tuesday, adding that he applauds him "for having the courage to take the steps necessary to prioritize his recovery, health and well-being."

Voters on Wednesday rejected an effort to end a mandatory face mask policy in Moultonborough schools.The school board requires masks be worn inside schools and on buses when there is a high level of COVID-19 community transmission in Carroll County,...

BCfm is holding an open day for aspiring local radio presenters, newsreaders and podcasters

LOHE Bioacoustics Lab This is Pano Pau, one of the two male alalā that will live at the Panaewa Zoo in Hilo. Weve talked about the velvety-black alalā before on Manu Minute. But today we have some exciting news to share! Two of these incredibly rare endemic birds — named Loliana and Pano Pau — now have a home at the Panaewa Zoo in Hilo. Although the alalā is called the Hawaiian Crow, its more closely related to ravens. Once common on Hawaii Island, their numbers drastically decreased ...

/ University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo researchers located an endangered native seabird called the ʻuaʻu and a nesting site on Maunakea in May 2021. Researchers have discovered an endangered ʻuaʻu burrow on Maunakea in the first documented nesting site of the Hawaiian petrel on Maunakea since 1954. University of Hawai‘i at Hilo graduate Bret Nainoa Mossman has been looking for an ʻuaʻu burrow for the past four years. After many long, cold nights on the high elevation slopes, he and his colla...