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Digital Government: Honolulu voters will decide whether to establish a permanent Office of Data and Innovation to guide city research on data, privacy, AI and better public services. Keeping Talent Home: Hilo’s Nalukai Academy is helping teens build apps and prototypes for local challenges, with the goal of showing young people they can find meaningful tech careers in Hawaiʻi. Agricultural Research: UH Mānoa will lead a new coffee and cacao innovation lab with Clemson, backed by $8 million in initial funding to help farmers develop crops and supply chains better able to withstand disease and drought. Volcano Watch: Lava flows resumed overnight at Kīlauea’s summit. Scientists report continued inflation and say changes in activity are possible. Climate Risk: UH researchers warn that a warmer climate could reshape how El Niño affects hurricane risk around Hawaiʻi. Wildfire Safety: Hawaiian Electric plans to use drones to inspect infrastructure in areas at risk of wildfires.

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