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If financial conditions for Hawaii restaurants do not improve significantly over the next six months, as many as 65% of them could close for good. “Let that sink in. 65%, that’s huge.”

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Out of work? Now’s your chance to learn a new trade for free

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Why An Artist From New York Chose To Die In A Maui Forest: In 2009, Deborah Anne McNeely died alone in a solar-powered hut she erected deep in the Maui jungle. Five years passed before her remains were discovered.

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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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How Efforts To Save Hawaii’s Forests Are Preventing A ‘Freshwater Crisis’

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From ‘Iolani Palace to Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park to Honolulu’s Street Art: Take a Virtual Tour Around the Islands

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The first Hawaiian History Month has been launched by the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Hawaiʻinuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge in collaboration with the Hawaiʻi Ponoʻī Coalition.

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A state inspector will pay a $25,000 penalty for soliciting and conducting business as a real estate agent while on the job inspecting adult residential care homes, thereby violating the Ethics Code.

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Baby Hawaiian green sea turtles are beginning to emerge from the sand at Bellows Beach to begin their journey into the ocean.

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‘Inexcusable’ lack of cooperation: Some state agencies are being accused of stonewalling auditors who were trying to improve the Department of Health’s contact tracing program.

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Honolulu’s TSA dog Kajla wins national cutest TSA canine award

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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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Beaches, Parks, Trails Closed? Honolulu Mayor’s COVID-19 Rules Defy Science, Experts Say: Epidemiologists say keeping beaches, parks and hiking trails shut down without justification could backfire, driving people indoors and increasing distrust in government at a critical time.

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Obama and the beach house loopholes

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Bones found on a property tied to Obama, causing tension with Native Hawaiians

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Get to Know the Sharks of Hawaii with This Tooth-Filled Guide

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Lāʻau Lapaʻau: Five Important Medicinal Hawaiian Plants

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Alleged Oahu Crime Boss’ Nightclub Was A Popular Place For Political Fundraisers: M Nightclub had a reputation as a rough place but political office-seekers didn’t seem to mind.

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If you get an unsolicited package in the mail containing seed packets, do not open it, do not plant them or throw them away, the Hawaii and U.S. Departments of Agriculture said.

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A Hawaii man accused of tormenting a Utah family for more than a year by using the internet to send more than 500 people to their house for unwanted services including food deliveries, repairs, tow trucks, locksmiths, plumbers and prostitutes pleaded guilty Monday to one count of cyberstalking.

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The Feds Are Back In Hawaii As Corruption Probe Picks Up Steam Again: COVID-19 shut things down for a bit. But prosecutors are back in town and recently called former police commissioner Max Sword before the grand jury.

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Hurricane Douglas makes final approach toward Hawaii

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Mark Zuckerberg is pictured with lashings of sunscreen plastered on his face as he rides the waves on his $12,000 electric surfboard in Hawaii after locals accused him of colonizing Kauai

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Oahu’s Alleged Mob Boss Has A Well-Documented Life Of Crime And Violence: Michael Miske Jr. is at the center of a federal organized crime probe that could potentially bring him the death penalty.

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Environmental watchdogs are raising alarms about the state’s use of the herbicide Roundup in one of Oahu’s largest irrigation systems.

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