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Big Island: Residents Wary Of Subdivision After Bulldozers Damage Cemetery

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Merriam-Webster Updates Definition of “Hawaiian” With a New Usage Note

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For activists, Thirty Meter Telescope fight a boiling point in Native Hawaiian history

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Measuring The Costs and Benefits of Windward Oahu Tourism: UH researchers are sending questionnaires to thousands of residents of Kailua, a once-sleepy beach town inundated by tourists in recent years

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Mayor, Police Chief Owe Public Answers On Surveillance Scheme: Why was the Honolulu medical examiner trailed by an elite intelligence unit?

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What’s Behind Hawaii’s Rising Test Scores For English Learners: A policy shift several years ago that makes “exiting” out of an English language program more rigorous could hold some clues.

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The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational is Back and Better Than Ever: For the first time in its history, Oahu’s premier big-wave surfing contest has invited four women into its main lineup.

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He Vanished On Kauai 2 Years Ago. Will His Family Ever Find Out What Happened? It’s not easy to track down a missing person who doesn’t want to be found. Alex Gumm is still unaccounted for 928 days after he disappeared on Kauai.

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Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard says she may boycott next week’s Democratic presidential debate telling supporters in a videotaped message today that the Democratic National Committee and corporate media “are rigging the election.”

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

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Hawaii is on the list of potential sites to host next year’s G7 summit

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The governor has approved a new “stay-at-home” order for Oahu starting Thursday at 12:01 a.m., officials announced in a news conference. The order, which was described as similar to the order issued in March, will remain in effect for two weeks.

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The City Is Failing Hanauma Bay: Honolulu has not adequately supported the preservation, operations and maintenance of the “Jewel of Oahu.”

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Security Deposits Put Housing Out Of Reach For Some In Hawaii: As housing costs rise, renters have to cut bigger and bigger checks just to get in the door.

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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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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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A special red carpet and screening event at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is in the works for the new Hollywood film, “Midway,” according to Lionsgate Films.

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Maui Video Drone Pilot Says “Government Officials” Shut Down Drone During Flight Over Suspected Fire Origin Zone: Report

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The family of lost-and-found hiker Amanda Eller says she did not take drugs or purposefully set off on a spiritual journey when she got lost for 17 days in the Makawao Forest Reserve on Maui.

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

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Nature's Photographer - Wai‘anae-born C.J. Kale often goes to extraordinary lengths to capture pictures of life — whether here in the islands or in remote locations as Outer Mongolia.

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Hawaii had the lowest rates of both overall gun deaths and gun-related homicides in the nation during a 10-year period from 2008 to 2017, but that still meant that someone was killed by a gun every eight days across the islands, according to a new study.

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All aboard! After 14 years and $30 million, the Semisub One officially launched its service along Oahu’s coastline.

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COVID-19 Monitoring Could Turn Hawaii Into A Tourist ‘Prison Camp,’ Critics Say: Among the possibilities state Attorney General Clare Connors has floated for monitoring tourists in quarantine are ankle bracelets and GPS monitoring.

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The latest on the devastating fires in Hawaii - Ch2 NBC [02:28]

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