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Rescuing A 12th Century Heiau From A Garbage Dump: There’s a new effort to restore the sacred Pahukini Heiau and increase public access.

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Feds Need To Investigate Hawaii Lawyer Involved In Marshallese Adoptions: Honolulu attorney Laurie Loomis is under scrutiny from professional regulators, but a broader inquiry by federal and state law enforcement agencies is warranted.

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SLIDESHOW: Inside Hawaii’s Prisons And Jails - No surprise, the facilities are overcrowded and seriously in need of repair.

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U.S. prosecutors have arrested a Hawaii man they accuse of sending hundreds of unwanted service providers to a Utah home, including plumbers and prostitutes.

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Hawaiian Electric and the Navy are celebrating a new solar energy project at Pearl Harbor's West Loch Annex.

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Hawaii Sen. Kai Kahele Finds Money, Connections In DC: Now that Tulsi Gabbard has said she won’t seek reelection, the CD2 candidate is finding receptive ears in the nation’s capital.

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A 26-year-old Florida man was accused of knowingly infecting women with HIV — and officials worry he may have had also partners in Hawaii.

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Hawaii had the lowest rates of both overall gun deaths and gun-related homicides in the nation during a 10-year period from 2008 to 2017, but that still meant that someone was killed by a gun every eight days across the islands, according to a new study.

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Mr. and Mrs. Claus’ enduring romance is captured in sand by sculptors at the Waikiki Sheraton

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Trump Campaign Praises Gabbard’s Attacks On Democrats: The Hawaii congresswoman was on the national debate stage this week and used it as an opportunity to criticize her own party.

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What’s Behind Hawaii’s Rising Test Scores For English Learners: A policy shift several years ago that makes “exiting” out of an English language program more rigorous could hold some clues.

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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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Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendants Vote To Strike: But Hawaiian Airlines’ chief operating officer says don’t expect the strike to happen anytime soon.

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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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Gems Of Local Culture Make Hawaii Unique: We need to make it a point to support small businesses that are in danger of dying.

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All this lightning is not so unusual for winter: The latest round of storms brought heavy rain, hail and lots of lightning. While such active thunderstorms may seem unusual, they actually are more common than you may think.

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A just-completed audit of the city Department of Planning and Permitting’s handling of the explosion in the number of large, detached dwellings in recent years concluded the agency has been lax, inconsistent and ineffective in dealing with the “monster house” issue.

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L&L expands Mixplate concept to mainland

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Hawaii-made short film ‘Molokai Bound’ qualifies for Oscar consideration

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Fueled by Hillary Clinton feud, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s long-shot campaign chugs along in New Hampshire

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The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational is Back and Better Than Ever: For the first time in its history, Oahu’s premier big-wave surfing contest has invited four women into its main lineup.

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He proposed while surfing, then lost the ring. Luckily he was prepared. This weekend, a couple caught a wave at Queens in Waikiki that will change their lives forever.

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A dozen guitars belonging to late Hawaiian slack key master Cyril Pahinui have been stolen, and his wife wants them returned, no questions asked.

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A Kauai woman is safe after being swept out to sea during a flash flood early Sunday morning. 49-year-old Tamara Kondratief tells us she was fighting for her life for about an hour and a half from the moment she was swept away in the Wainiha River until rescuers found her in the ocean.

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Does the TMT desecrate Mauna Kea? Hawaiian panel to discuss definition of "sacred" - Former legislator and TMT supporter Peter Apo says native Hawaiians are divided over several controversial issues

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