Shark Cam
A fin-mounted shark cam allowed researchers to watch — for the first time — as this female tiger shark catches and devours a fish while she scavenges for food.
Photo Essay
Pictures tell the story of the M/V Searcher’s journey to one of the most remote spots on earth in search of tiger sharks and their unsuspecting prey.
Shark Tracker
Follow the movements of tiger sharks around the Hawaiian islands. This live tracker is being constantly updated.
Video
University of Hawaii researchers catch and tag tiger sharks with electronic trackers on a research expedition to the remote Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Lead researcher Carl Meyer explains why in this video report.
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The Story
East Island was teeming with wildlife in the summer — turtles, monk seals, seabirds of all kinds. So how do tiger sharks know just when they should be there, too?
Hawaii Civics 101: What’s A ConCon?
Every 10 years, voters are asked if they want to hold a state constitutional convention. The last one occurred in 1978.
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Pod Squad: Meet Mazie Hirono’s Republican Opponent
Ron Curtis says that he would be the best voice for Hawaii’s people in the U.S. Senate.
Are We Ready? Or Not?
Civil Beat explores how vulnerable Hawaii’s most populous island is if a hurricane hits — and what’s being done to make us more prepared.
Pod Squad: What Voters Should Know About The ConCon
Peter Adler talks about the complicated mechanics of holding a state constitutional convention.
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Pod Squad: Teachers Union Leader Makes Case For ConAm
Corey Rosenlee argues why the state should be allowed to levy a surcharge on property taxes to help pay for education.