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Have visitors finally overstayed their welcome in Hawaii? As overtourism challenges the islands' visitor capacity, the need to limit tourism's footprint is an urgent one requiring creative solutions.

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How Mākaha Helped Revolutionize Hawaiʻi's Surf Culture: Before surfers were catching waves at Pipeline or Waimea, they were dropping in at Makaha.

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Recent spike in Kalihi crime may force one longtime local restaurant to close: Palace Saimin owners believe a man and two women stole the restaurants' change pouch filled with hundred of dollars.

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Pukalani, Kaunakakai robotics bound for world championship: Maui County’s best young robotics minds joined forces over the weekend to bring home the hardware and earn their schools a spot at the world championships.

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University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Hawaiian language haumāna (students), faculty and staff played traditional Makahiki games and learned mele (songs) to celebrate mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language month) on February 14.

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You know you local when...

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Don Stratton, who escaped a burning USS Arizona by making a harrowing hand-over-hand climb across a rope to an adjacent ship on Dec. 7, 1941, died Saturday, leaving just two living survivors of the famed battleship.

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What I found at Costco: Spam breaded pork patties (it's katsu). Does Hormel's new frozen Spam katsu pass da local taste test?

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Hammer Time: Love and laughs are always in the air (and on the airwaves) with Hawai‘i’s first couple of radio, Gregg and Shawnee Hammer

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Hanapepe: ‘This Is The Town That Keeps Refusing To Die’. The Kauai town has its flash points, but a shared sense of pride continues to hold this community together.

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Hawaii’s gardens reflect our diverse peoples and Valentine’s Day aloha: With Valentine’s Day this Friday, we tend to think of romantic love, but love is much more than romance. It is a state of being we define as Aloha.

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Twenty-five years ago, a voyaging canoe that calls Hawaii Island home set sail on her maiden voyage to Tahiti.

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Customers enjoyed their last drinks at Gordon Biersch Honolulu at Aloha Tower last night.

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The Honolulu Medical Examiner's Officer identified the second set of remains found in the rubble along Hibiscus Drive.

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State lawmakers announced a package of proposals Tuesday afternoon designed to provide more help to people with mental illnesses, and to close loopholes in Hawaii’s firearm laws in the wake of the Jan. 19 shooting deaths of two Honolulu police officers.

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A Nose for the Noxious Scent: detection dogs help sniff out some of the Islands’ most destructive invasive species

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Hawaii Gun Owners Face Tidal Wave Of Anti-2A Bills

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TMT Hot Potato: Hawaii Leaders Are Ducking Responsibility On Mauna Kea

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Lee Cataluna: Hawaii tourism has spun out of control

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Living Language: Best known for co-writing the authoritative Hawaiian dictionary, Samuel Elbert worked tirelessly to preserve the languages of Oceania

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The Kaua’i Department of Health office now has a native garden growing outside their Lihu’e office and employees are taking time out of the week to put their hands in the dirt and care for the plants, thanks an idea sprouted by public health preparedness planner, Lauren Guest.

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State looks to Brazilian beetle to battle with invasive weed: The insect feeds on cane tibouchina, a pesky plant that’s widespread in Maui forests

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Are You Local? What These Hawaii Scholars Have To Say Might Surprise You: Local identity originated with a famous murder in the early 1930s. Today, it can unite us as a society but all too often divides us.

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‘It’s all aloha’: A Waikiki beach boy helped turn a dream to reality for a woman with cerebral palsy

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Entomologist Cynthia King is Tasked With Protecting Hawai‘i’s Biodiversity

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