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A Fabled Fruit Orchard and Apple Crisp Recipe

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Hawaiian King Kalaniʻōpuʻu Meets Captain Cook (feat. Ken Marino) - Drunk History

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John John Florence and Kelly Slater are Ripping Pipeline Right Now–But Only One Will Go to the Olympics

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Is it an ethics matter if some people break the law with apparent impunity while others get punished?

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While her sights are set on the White House, U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is still working to safeguard her home state against an invasive bug that’s targeting grasslands and starting to impact the cattle industry on Hawaii Island.

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Divers use WWII-era gear for interment of USS Arizona crew member: Two Army divers gave a unique World War II sendoff to USS Arizona crew member Lauren Bruner when his ashes were interred on the sunken battleship Saturday, the 78th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.

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The New NextEra? HECO Is Fighting This Mainland Firm’s Bid For Control: Hawaiian Electric Industries faces an aggressive campaign by a $15 billion hedge fund used to getting its way.

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The lockdowns at Waipahu High School and August Ahrens Elementary School have been lifted amid a carjacking investigation in the area on Thursday morning, the state Department of Education said.

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The Jaws Big Wave Championship on Maui was officially called “on” Thursday morning as organizers predicted mammoth waves reaching up to 45 feet at Peahi on Maui’s north shore.

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Business has been slower in Hanalei since the April 2018 floods, and periodic road closures along Kuhio Highway near the Hanalei Bridge haven’t helped. It’s likely going to get worse.

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Traces of two soil fumigants used in old pineapple farming operations were detected in a private Haiku water system — at levels well within federal and state safe drinking water standards — the state Health Department said Tuesday.

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Multiple used syringe needles found along the H-1 Freeway westbound

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Cyber Attack Halts Radiation Treatment By Oahu Cancer Center: Cyber attacks like those suffered by the Cancer Center of Hawaii in November have grown in frequency against medical providers in the state and nationwide.

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Navy releases service record of Pearl Harbor shooter: The man who survived last week's deadly shooting at Pearl Harbor was released from the Queens Medical Center.

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An officer-involved shooting investigation Wednesday morning triggered a heavy police presence outside Pearlridge Center and also prompted two school lockdowns.

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With winter rains upon us, city crews will be busy keeping up with weed control and other landscaping while a pilot project to replace small plots of grass with artificial turf across Oahu is seeing mixed results.

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Water From Haʻikū Well Deemed Safe to Drink After Contaminants Found

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Documents: Suspect in beating death told police he believed victim to be ‘war criminal’

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Lessons on leftovers: Kauai’s school-aged keiki don’t eat their brown rice. That is, unless it comes with shoyu or some other kind of sauce or spice.

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A spike in violent crime has rattled Oahu. Police are tight-lipped about why, and how they’ll crack down, but many are calling for a change, and fast.

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Navy investigators were still looking for answers today as to why a 22-year-old submarine sailor on a security detail opened fire on Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard workers last week, killing two and wounding a third before turning a gun on himself — all in the span of less than 30 seconds.

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John John Florence and Kelly Slater surf into Billabong Pipe Masters third round

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The family of a Kauai woman who killed herself in view of surveillance cameras that were supposed to be monitored by officers is suing the police department, saying a mother and grandmother would still be alive today if someone had stepped in to help her.

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Deadly Mosquitoes Are Killing Off Hawaii’s Rare Forest Birds: Scientists are racing to eradicate disease-carrying mosquitoes from forests, but to some a solution still feels like forever away.

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Hawaii’s Coffee Blend Law Deceives Consumers: Other states actively protect their agricultural products from deceptive marketing.

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