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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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Vacation Rental 'Shakedown' Nets Hundreds of Innocent Owners

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Drownings Are On The Rise As Tourism Surges In Hawaii

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Chad Blair: Why Is Tulsi Gabbard Really Suing Google?

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Coast Guard offers $5,000 reward for information on Waikiki shooting suspect

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Amid mass protests, TMT supporter says telescope is being done ‘the right way’: “We really need these STEM jobs and Hawaii Island is so limited,” said Keaau native Amber Imai-Hong. “I do feel that astronomy and looking at the stars is very special as well and I feel that they can co-exist together.”

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Fete in the Garden: Each summer, Heiva i Kaua‘i brings the intensity and sensuality of Tahitian dance to the Garden Isle

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O‘ahu in 1963: Housing the Royal Household Guards at the Halekoa

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How Hawai‘i’s Endangered ‘Alalā is Slowly Making a Comeback - The nēnē typically get much of the attention as our state bird, but the lesser known ‘alalā is in much more danger.

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Bellator flyweight champion Ilima-Lei Macfarlane and UFC featherweight champion Max Holloway represent Hawaii each time they step into the cage to fight, but now they’re fighting a different battle all together.

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The Waterman Eclectic: Surfer, windsurfer, foilboarder, kitesurfer, stand up paddler——Kai Lenny takes to the water any way he can

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Gov. David Ige makes first visit to Mauna Kea since TMT protests began

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The governor received a remarkably warm welcome ― with lei, chants and embraces ― Tuesday in his first visit to the TMT protest at the base of Mauna Kea. In a short address to the crowd, he pledged to find a “way forward in a peaceful manner.”

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In a ruling issued Tuesday, a three-judge panel temporarily suspended Gov. David Ige’s emergency proclamation for Mauna Kea for a single cultural practitioner, allowing him to travel to the summit during daylight hours.

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