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This weekend’s UH-Boise State game pits Destiny against Consistency

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A sailor of a U.S. submarine who shot three civilian employees and fatally shot himself at a Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard has been identified as Gabriel Romero.

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Hawaiian Pidgin 101- Ethnicities

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Starting on Jan. 1, 2020, the County of Maui will prohibit Commercial Ocean Recreation Activities at County beach parks on Sundays and holidays.

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Council Passes Landmark Bill Restricting Single-Use Plastics On Oahu: Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell has signaled he supports the bill. Its restrictions on food-vendor plastics would roll out in the next two years.

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Feds: Chinese Industrial Spies Have Great Interest In Hawaii - U.S. Justice Department officials this week are briefing Hawaii business and academic leaders on Chinese espionage.

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Despite deep misgivings from some members, a County Council committee on Tuesday recommended the passage of a resolution that would grant the county $10 million in state funds to pay for police enforcement on Maunakea.

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An active shooter situation at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard has left at least three victims injured, including two critically. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the shooter has been “secured.”

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Mystery Manapua Challenge (vomit alert) - Hawaiian style with funny kine filings

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Since 2007, the Lanai Culture & Heritage Center has been a place for residents and visitors to discover Lanai on a deeper level. With native artifacts dating back almost 1,000 years, as well as historic memorabilia, walking through the center provides glimpses into the island’s storied past.

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The Sugar Cane Train’s “Holiday Express” may reach the end of the line after this year with the owners saying they currently are unable to secure a deal from a major landowner to keep the train running.

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Project unveils tips for building resilience in young people

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A proposal by the state Department of Education aims to address Hawaii’s teacher shortage by increasing pay for classroom teachers in areas that faced the most severe shortages: special education, Hawaiian language immersion programs and geographically hard-to-staff areas.

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With bowl win, Saint Louis can be the fourth GEICO series team to finish season undefeated

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The greenish-blue, 520-foot long lake that recently formed at the bottom of Halemaumau Crater on Kilauea volcano amounts to the largest body of water inside the crater for at least the past 200 years.

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Oldest living Filipino WWII veteran on Oahu receives Congressional Gold Medal for 100th birthday: Francisco Benigno, Sr. survived the Bataan Death March and was 25 years old when he was honorably discharged.

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Local kine tunes?

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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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Kapi’olani Community College and Leeward Community College Culinary Arts student finalists will compete Wednesday in the 7-Eleven Hawaii’s “On the Line” Healthy Entrée competition.

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High tech helmet calls 911 upon impact: Computer science student Ty Uehara took home the top prize of $2,000 at the 2019 University of Hawaiʻi Breakthrough Innovation Challenge for his helmet called ConTekt.

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Pig and the Lady opens in Tokyo: Chinatown's popular Viet-global restaurant opened to full houses on Thanksgiving weekend

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Aquaman has the power to neutralize wana stings 🔱🍆✨

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Say What? Here's the Most Popular Hawaiian Slang

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Shaka Santa needs a bit of repair before he’s ready for the opening night of Honolulu City Lights on Saturday. As the giant sitting Santa was making its way from Aiea to Honolulu on Tuesday, he lost a foot.

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Aloha! Massachusetts EBT cards used at posh hotels in Hawaii

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