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Pumpkin Spice Spam becomes a Reality: It’s real, it’s delicious and it’s for your enjoyment. Look for limited edition SPAM® Pumpkin Spice 2-packs coming Sept. 23rd. Eat one, save one! Send one to your Aunt in Hawaii!

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Sand sculpture destroyed in hotel by vandals

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Flossie grows into hurricane in Pacific behind Category 4 Erick

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Not a drill: A false alarm ‘incoming missile’ alert sent to people in Hawaii in January 2018 had a lasting effect on anxiety levels, a new study has shown. People who were less anxious beforehand were most affected by the incident.

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Ige Calls Off Mauna Kea Emergency Proclamation: Governor says a permit extension means construction does not have to begin until 2021

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The Kealoha Corruption Case Cost These Two Investigators More Than Their Jobs: Former Honolulu Ethics Commission investigators Chuck Totto and Letha DeCaires speak out about the politics and questionable practices they say clouded one of the most important cases of their careers.

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Mauna Kea Protests Leave Observatory Workers Trapped In The Middle: Many telescope staffers are frustrated by not being able to work, but they understand where the protesters are coming from.

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Visitor Numbers To Hawaii Increase As Spending Drops: The latest figures are for the first half of 2019 and reflect recent tourism trends.

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Erick strengthens into a hurricane on march toward Hawaii

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The Grim State Of Military Housing In Hawaii

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The loss of roughly $220 million in federal funding may be imminent if the state and city don’t reach agreement on who would ultimately be responsible for putting up matching funds required to proceed with shoring up the Ala Wai Canal to protect Waikiki should the waterway overflow.

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Navigating Waikiki, The Wild West Of Oahu Traffic

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Danny De Gracia: There's No Excuse For Not Protecting Our Tourists

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SLIDESHOW: The Routines Of Life At Mauna Kea Base Camp

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TMT opponents say they’re willing to allow technicians and staff of existing Mauna Kea telescopes up the mountain in the latest agreement reached. Word of the deal was announced Sunday by project opponents.

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Despite Holloway’s championship success, ‘UFC Hawaii’ remains down for the count

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University of Hawaii President David Lassner arrived on Mauna Kea today and is expected to meet with leaders of the protests against the Thirty Meter Telescope. He will be greeted by a crowd of TMT opponents that has grown to about 2,000 people.

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After first steps on moon, crew welcomed home with aloha: Neil Armstrong, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Michael Collins' trip to the moon concluded with a stay in Hawaii.

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Crimes go unsolved as Honolulu Police Department copes with officer shortage

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Hilo’s B.J. Penn, who holds a UFC record seven-fight losing streak, will fight one last time UFC president Dana White said on Saturday. Penn will face Nik Lentz later this year in a lightweight bout despite White’s recent public comments that he didn’t want to see Penn fight again.

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PHOTOS: Keiki Hula ‘Auana 2019 and awards recap

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Dragon boats roared to life Saturday morning to compete in the 24th annual Dragon Boat Festival. Some 30 teams came from across the world to compete at Ala Moana Beach Park, with scores of people lining up to watch.

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Max Holloway defended his UFC featherweight title tonight in the main event of UFC 240 against Frankie Edgar, winning by unanimous decision (50-45, 49-46, 48-47.)

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Why Hawaiian shirts – or Aloha shirts – have a strong Chinese link and a colourful past: It was Chinese-American Ellery Chun who first stamped his mark on Hawaiian shirts when in 1936 he registered the term ‘Aloha shirt’

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Tropical Storm Erick is still on track to become a hurricane by Monday night or early Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. As of 11 a.m. today, Erick was about 1,945 miles east of Hilo and moving west near 17 mph. Maximum sustained winds have increased to 45 mph.

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