See every side of every news story
Get Started
SubscribeLogin
Israel-Hamas Conflict
Artificial Intelligence
Social Media
European Union
Innovation
Immigration
Cryptocurrency
Natural Disasters
Donald Trump
Agriculture
Education
Golf
US Economy
FLUX image

News from FLUX

We’ve assigned a rating of Unknown factuality to FLUX. You can read more about how we’ve determined FLUX’s credibility and reliability as a news source here: https://ground.news/rating-system.

Information about FLUX

Where is FLUX located?FLUX's Website

Media Bias Ratings

Do you diasgree?
Edit bias
Learn more about Media Bias Ratings.

Factuality

Learn more about  Factuality Ratings

Reveal Factuality Ratings by upgrading to a Premium account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Ownership

Learn more about  Ownership categories

Reveal Ownership Data by upgrading to a Vantage account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Top FLUX News

Inside Punky Aloha’s World, Where Pasifika Women Reign
Palestine · Palestine

Inside Punky Aloha’s World, Where Pasifika Women Reign

After years of relying on commissions and collaborations, Kailua-born illustrator Shar Tuiasoa is telling her own story. Images by Will Matsuda In the pictorial realm of Shar Tuiasoa, curvaceous Pacific Islander women take up space. Here, in a multiverse of her making untainted by exploitative forces, a Polynesian Barbie world awaits, where girls lick shave ice like it’s nobody’s business, a lady longboarder casually hangs ten, and a curious swi…Read Article
In Haleʻiwa, a Legendary Plumeria Farm Opens Its Doors to the Public
Hawaii · Hawaii

In Haleʻiwa, a Legendary Plumeria Farm Opens Its Doors to the Public

For years, the farm of world-renowned frangipani grower Jim Little was closed to the public. Now, the enthusiasts can get an up-close look at his famous hybrids. Images by John Hook A shuttle bus picks up a group of people waiting in front of a sign that reads Little Plumeria Farms — “Little” being the surname of its founder, Jim Little, not a description of the plumerias or the farm itself. The bus takes them away from the iconic surf breaks an…Read Article
On the Resilience Found in ʻIlima’s Fleeting Blooms
Hawaii · Hawaii

On the Resilience Found in ʻIlima’s Fleeting Blooms

With its paper-thin petals and ephemeral flowers, 
native ‘ilima tells a story of precarity and perserverance. Images by John Hook ʻIlima flowers are ephemeral. As thin as tissue and slightly tacky to the touch, the golden blossoms open with the arrival of the sun on their delicate skin. As night descends, they close upon themselves. The spent flowers dry on the branch or fall from the calyx, little balls of sunshine that come to rest upon the g…Read Article

The Isamu Noguchi Sculpture That Never Was

The Japanese American artist, renowned for merging Eastern and Western influences, had once envisioned revitalizing one of Hawaiʻi’s most sacred sites—a dream project that ultimately was never realized.Archival Images from Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden MuseumIn 1976, American sculptor Isamu Noguchi met Hawaiʻi patron of the arts Paul Yamanaka and architect Gus Ishikawa at Pearl City Tavern. The 72-year-old Noguchi, already considered a mas…Wahiawa · WahiawaRead Article

A Honolulu Ceramicist Evoking Japandi Aesthetics

Inspired by Japanese and Scandinavian design, the Honolulu ceramicist Tamiko Claire creates small-batch home goods with clean lines and earthy roots.Images by Viola GaskellOn a Saturday morning in October, Tamiko Claire is throwing pots in her Kaimukī studio. The weekend light filters through the slatted windows, illuminating a slate-colored bowl as it takes shape on her potter’s wheel. With each slight press of her fingertips, the clay grows ta…Honolulu · HonoluluRead Article

Inside the Last Commercial Screenprinter in Hawaiʻi

For more than 25 years, Puka Prints has been breathing life into local fabrics.Images by John HookAt the industrial Puka Prints warehouse in Kalihi, it takes two people to screenprint the fabric unfurled on two 30-yard tables — one employee on each side, taking turns pulling a wide, wood-handled squeegee across fine silk stretched onto a 24-inch-wide frame. Back and forth, back and forth, until the ink is spread smoothly enough to create the des…Honolulu · HonoluluRead Article

Getting Lost in Hawaiʻi’s Liminal Spaces

By focusing its lens on the islands’ liminal spaces, a recently formed photography collective renders the familiar into the foreign — and back again.Images by Local & LiminalIn 2022, Harold Calventas and Atis Puampai assembled a set of local photographers to document the islands’ in-between places: desolate hotel lobbies, parking garages, and school hallways. It was a riff on the Internet trend of liminal spaces, which had gained popularity year…Hawaii · HawaiiRead Article

West Kauaʻi, Where Locals Preserve the Island’s Soul

From homegrown artists to ʻāina stewardship, the leeward side is a showcase of the Garden Isle’s authentic rural identity even in the face of growing tourism and outside influences.Images by Jesse RecorRounding the southern bend westbound on Kaua‘i’s only highway, the rain-slicked hills of Kalaheo fall away to reveal an expanse of golden-brown fields and deep green valleys that stretch from ‘Ele‘ele, the unofficial gateway to the island’s leewar…Tourism · HawaiiRead Article

A Jewelry Designer Channeling the Ocean’s Chaos

Freediver and designer Nico Jager crafts shell jewelry that conjures the ocean’s elemental energy.Images by Shiloh Perkins. Hero image by John Hook.Styled by Single DoubleAssistant styling by Raigen BrabhamThe jeweler Nico Jager’s design studio is little more than an office desk. Inside the garage of his childhood home in Kāne‘ohe, the space is wedged beside a 15-foot sailing boat and surrounded by stacks of Yeti coolers, its countertop littered…Hawaii · HawaiiSee the Story
You've scrolled to the bottom of the feed, there are no more stories.
News
For You
SearchBlindspotLocal