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Statewide doctor shortage has worsened, a new report finds

Is Chris Gotterup’s win the last PGA hurrah at Waialae?

Television and radio – January 19, 2026
On the air Listings are for Spectrum and Hawaiian Telcom analog/digital. *—premium station. **—retelecast. ***—delayed. Check your TV guide for latest updates. TODAY TIME TV CH HT BASKETBALL: NBA Thunder at Cavaliers 9:30 a.m. KHNL...
Scoreboard – January 19, 2026

Community leaves meeting on Mauna Kea’s future ‘hopeful’

JABSOM receives $1.1M grant to use AI to strengthen rural physician workforce
The University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine has been selected as one of 11 medical schools nationwide to receive a $1.1 million grant from the American Medical Association aimed at strengthening medical education and addressing physician shortages in rural communities.

Editorial: King’s dream still apt, unfinished
Sometimes we need a nudge, a reminder of past battles that formed our society, and how they were won. Today, most Americans are given a day off from work to celebrate and reflect on the life of Martin Luther King Jr., a Baptist minister and towering figure of the civil rights movement, who for 13 years clawed back racial equality and justice from a deeply entrenched, institutionalized system of oppression, from 1955 to his assassination in 1968. And on this holiday, in this time, it appears we are in need of King’s guidance.

Young professionals express concerns with state legislators
Sixty young professionals like Jordan Odo got to meet nine young state legislators and City Council members Wednesday night to lobby for issues they believe in, especially the need to make Hawaii more affordable.
At least 21 people killed after 2 high-speed trains derail in Spain

Letter: U.S. not acting like a democratic republic


