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The Surprising History Of Hawaiians In The Civil War: More than 100 Native Hawaiians fought in America’s bloodiest war. Finding out what happened to them is a near-impossible task.

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101-year-old retired Air Force Colonel visits National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl on Memorial Day

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Tracing California’s ‘Lost Tribe’ Of Hawaiians: A group of Native Hawaiians traveled to California 181 years ago. Their descendants are still connected to the islands in surprising ways.

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Hawai'i lawmakers raise concern on notifying crime victims during the inmate release process

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State DOH Issues Cease and Desist Order to Mālama Meals’ Free Meal Delivery Program

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Honolulu City Council wants stricter measures in place when Hawaii reopens for visitors

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The economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow in the islands, with more than 220,000 layoffs and many workers facing tough decisions about how to get the basics.

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The state Department of Land and Natural Resources is issuing additional permits for hunting on Kaua‘i during the pandemic.

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Google celebrates the birthday of beloved Hawaiian musician Israel Kamakawiwo‘ole in doodle

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How 11 Surf Breaks on Oʻahu Got Their Names: Every surf break has a name—and a good story that goes along with it.

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A hui hou, Willie K Legendary musician dies at 59; ‘There was nothing he couldn’t play,’ a friend recalled

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Showing Aloha: Hawaii forges new food network, provides food boxes and prepares meals for needy families on Oahu

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David Ige, The Governor Who Cannot Govern: Critics assail the shortcomings of Hawaii’s chief executive at a time when strong leadership is needed

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Willie K, legendary music star, has passed away

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What Does It Mean To Be Hawaiian Outside Of Hawaii? Nearly half of all Native Hawaiians live outside Hawaii. But, as we discover in the new season of Offshore, Hawaiians carry the islands with them to far-flung places.

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The state Department of Agriculture has issued a second round of grants totaling an additional $200,000 under the COVID-19 Emergency Farmer Relief Program, to assist farmers, ranchers and growers who have experienced financial damage.

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Researchers in Hawaii are storing hundreds of threatened and endangered native plant species and keeping the rarest of those species from extinction.

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Agriculture, energy may hold the key to a self-sustaining Hawaii economy

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The importation of plants, plant parts and seeds in the myrtle (Myrtaceae) family into Hawaiʻi are now restricted, in an attempt to prevent the introduction of new strains of a fungus and other pests and diseases that threaten native ecosystems.

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Hawaii Supreme Court Hears Maui Water Case In A Historic Online Session

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Hula dancers find way to share aloha through social media

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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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On Friday, April 10, with generous financial donations from our business community, the Support Molokai Initiative was able to purchase produce from Valley Isle Produce and have it flown on Mokulele Airlines and Kamaka Air to Molokai.

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Despite the discouraging stream of announcements of new coronavirus cases that have been detected in Hawaii, data compiled by Johns Hopkins University shows that as of Monday this state had the third- lowest per capita infection rate of any state.

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Hawaii’s Not Ready For A Wave Of Evictions Caused By The Pandemic: Housing advocates are calling on Gov. David Ige to act now to stop a housing crisis. The governor has offered mixed messages.

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