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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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Hana side is doing just fine

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Federal Prosecutors Bring Death Penalty Case Against Alleged Oahu Crime Boss: Honolulu businessman Mike Miske faces murder and kidnapping charges for the death of a young Hawaii Kai man who disappeared in July 2016.

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Following a years-long federal investigation, authorities executed raids across Oahu on Wednesday morning and arrested Hawaii businessman Mike Miske as part of a 22-count indictment.

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Twin baby lemurs at Honolulu Zoo named for 2 comedic icons: Frank DeLima and Mel Cabang.

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Hawaii-born Kelly Preston, actress and wife of John Travolta, dies at age 57

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Max Holloway posts video about auction to benefit Hawaii Foodbank following UFC 251 loss

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Two cherished artifacts once gifted to Captain Cook in the 18th century can once again call Hawaii home. An ʻahu ʻula and mahiole, (feather cloak and traditional helmet) once owned by Hawaiian Chief Kalani’opu’u will be held in trust by Bishop Museum.

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Learning will definitely take on a different look when public schools open Aug. 4. What figures to remain the same, however, is DOE superintendent Christina Kishimoto’s desire to provide interactive, fun educational opportunities for students.

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Your Guide to Honolulu’s Queen Street: Get inked, purchase locally produced sake, pick up a used surfboard, throw a few beers back and renew your car’s safety check all on one street.

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How Landscape Legacies Enhance Hawaii Agriculture: These systems can serve as an effective cultural and economic strategy to improve food security.

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5 places in Hawaii we love … with fewer tourists

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The Hawaii Supreme Court has issued a ruling on a Department of Hawaiian Homelands waiting list that could result in the state paying millions of dollars to beneficiaries.

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The Hawaii Supreme Court issued a stinging rebuke Tuesday to the state for what the justices unanimously called wrongful conduct that has resulted in the state’s failure to reduce a growing wait list of Native Hawaiians seeking homesteads.

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Lawmakers Poised To Save A Successful Program For Women Inmates: The YWCA says 84% of the women who complete the work furlough program never go back to prison. That's why a top lawmaker says restoring its funding is a "no brainer."

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