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VIDEO: Wayne Yoshioka On The 1942 Sinking Of US Transport Frank

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Next Kealoha Trials May Get Pushed Back As New Attorney Gets Up To Speed: Katherine Kealoha’s attorney wants to delay a bank fraud until next year. That could also set back her drug trafficking trial, too.

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Rat Lungworm Disease’s Silent Victims: Cats, Dogs, Centipedes, Toads, Coqui Frogs and Horses: So far this year six people have contracted rat lungworm disease. But researchers on the Big Island have also begun to study the presence of the infection in animals.

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A defense bill expected to be passed by the U.S. Senate on Tuesday seeks to prevent local government agencies from mistakenly warning residents of a ballistic missile attack the way Hawaii did nearly two years ago.

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Hawaii Struggling To Find Out If Full-Face Snorkel Masks Are Dangerous: The counties have been unable to collect enough data on the type of mask worn in drowning incidents to draw any conclusions yet.

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Trump defends Gabbard in Clinton spat, says ‘she’s not a Russian agent’

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Kealoha Trial Resumes: Now You Can See What The Jury’s Been Looking At

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Nisei veterans honored in Europe for 75th anniversary of WWII events

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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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The Stakes Are High As Maui Wastewater Case Heads To US Supreme Court: The lawsuit has drawn attention from environmental groups, fossil fuel interests and the Trump administration, which is backing Maui County.

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Hawaii Struggles To Maintain Its Worn-Out Hiking Trails: “Honestly, we’re just trying to keep up with demand,” the state’s trails manager said.

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How Hawai‘i’s Endangered ‘Alalā is Slowly Making a Comeback - The nēnē typically get much of the attention as our state bird, but the lesser known ‘alalā is in much more danger.

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Scientists Unveil New 3D Maps In Race To Save Hawaii Coral

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A nonprofit group that has been working to build an inclusive playground at Ala Moana Regional Park announced Saturday that it now will focus on building the playground at Kakaako Makai Gateway Park.

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Paid to stand by: how a botched rail contract multiplied costs. rail contractors were paid to ramp up and be ready to perform utility relocation work that didn’t materialize.

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DOE Offers Free Hawaiian Language Classes To All Staff: The “Olelo Hawaii Initiative” is a partnership between DOE’s Office of Hawaiian Education and the University of Hawaii Community Colleges.

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More HART Employees Hit With Federal Subpoenas: It’s the second round of orders sent to rail staff. The agency still won’t say how many employees have received subpoenas.

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Honolulu police and CrimeStoppers have released images of three male suspects who stole coconuts from a private property in Waimanalo.

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Hurricane Douglas makes final approach toward Hawaii

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Backers Of $3M Ala Moana Playground Carry Lots Of Clout: Donors linked to the non-profit group promoting the project have been large campaign contributors to the mayor and many council members.

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What’s In A Name? Scientists Are Tying Hawaiian Islands Back To Their Roots

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Ethics Commission Set To Examine Its Role In Kealoha Corruption Case: The oversight board stopped its former executive director and investigator from pursuing ethics investigations into the city police chief and his prosecutor wife.

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New Ala Moana Pedestrian Bridge Planned Near Fatal Crash Site: Kakaako developers hope the new bridge will also serve as a “linear park” for pedestrians, similar to New York City’s High Line park.

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Rooster problems: What to do if you've got a noisy neighbor. Peaceful Hahaione Valley -- it's a bedroom community in Hawaii Kai, where residents go to escape the noise, until now.

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The Department of Education is beginning to rely heavily on unqualified employees as the teacher shortage in Hawaiʻi continues.

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