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The National Park Service said today that the much-awaited reopening of the USS Arizona Memorial to walk-on access will take place this Labor Day weekend on Sunday after a 15-month closure.

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Mid-Pacific Institute says it has hired its own lifeguard, beefed up staff training and put in place a strict water safety review process after a spring break kayaking excursion earlier this year ended with a 65-year-old woman and 5-year-old boy dead.

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Hawaii students will have to meet new immunization requirements in the upcoming school year, including showing evidence of having received the HPV vaccine by the time they enter seventh grade, the state Health Department announced.

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Hawaii destroys hemp growers’ crops due to high THC levels: More than half of hemp crops cultivated in Hawaii in the past year were unusable due to high THC levels.

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Crime spree suspect on Hawaii Island to undergo mental health evaluation

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The gruesome final Pacific voyage of James Cook: Exactly 251 years ago, explorer James Cook set off on a Pacific voyage that changed the world — but a critical error led to his undignified end.

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A Maui restaurant that received a red "Closed" placard from the Department of Health on August 22 has failed the follow up inspection.

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Kanaka Maoli Flag – Hawaii’s Original Flag or Clever Marketing?

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How Hawaii-Style Saimin is Making a Comeback: This humble noodle dish, unique to Hawaii, is quietly regaining its popularity.

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Expert weighs in on what could be killing the ducks in Waikiki: Since July, about 50 dead ducks were found by a small group of people in the Waikiki area.

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Leialoha finds a fur-ever home, continues to help other dogs in need

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Maui police: Allegations against officer accused of abuse of power are ‘alarming’

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Honolulu police said a man named Super Bowl Akerise was arrested over the weekend in Waikiki. The 25-year-old is accused of striking another man in the chest with an aluminum baseball bat.

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Honolulu’s New Trains Could Sap Power From Nearby Buildings And Homes: If the trains draw too much power as they speed up to leave stations, it could affect the use of household appliances and other electrical-powered equipment.

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Report: Nearly 3,000 Hawaii Residents Fly To Work - Hawaiian Airlines outlines its economic impact across the state in its 90th annual report.

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Japan Defeats West (Maui) For Third Place - Little League

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‘Horrendous’ Nude Sculptures On Lanai Taken Down After Public Outcry: Residents were appalled that the small island’s management company had put them so close to a church.

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Hawaii or Spain? Telescope experts say it may not matter

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‘Bows overcome turnover woes to top Arizona in thrilling opener

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Hawaii heartbreak: 6th inning rally falls short in LLWS U.S. championship game

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A federal grand jury has returned a massive fraud and embezzlement indictment against a former Hawaii union leader and members of his family.

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Nine people who were arrested at the TMT protest on Mauna Kea last month appeared in court in Hilo on Friday to plead not guilty.

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Central East Maui to play for US title: Maui outlasts Virginia 12-9 at Little League World Series

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The competition was stiff, but the contenders, which ranged from a Yorkie to a mastiff, showed off their style at the Going to the Dogs Surfur competition on Tuesday, which is part of Duke’s OceanFest, an annual sports festival in Waikiki.

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The Honolulu City Council on Wednesday voted by a narrow 5-3 margin to approve a measure allowing Mayor Kirk Caldwell to move forward with the contentious $345 million Ala Wai flood mitigation project.

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