Kealakekua Bay is best known as the spot where Capt. James Cook met his demise.

But nobody wants to own the contaminated body of water because of liability worries.

What will surround them remains in doubt, but many historical buildings are making a comeback in the burn zone.

A website, a hula show and historical markers throughout Honolulu aim to celebrate and memorialize the history of the gay movement in Hawai驶i.

At least one proposal appears to be gaining traction in the Hawai驶i Senate that would let home and business owners move forward with their projects.

A Punahou English teacher and a veteran literary scholar didn't live to see the promotion of their ambitious historical book.

Clearly, the archives needs a new home. But experts worry it could end up too far from an important research center.

They survived Covid. Then they escaped the Maui fire. Now some longtime island favorites are finally getting some help.

Honolulu officials thought fire could stop the bubonic plague from spreading through the growing city. But high winds thwarted that plan.

A nonprofit has been delivering new trees to property owners whose greenery was destroyed in the fires that burned in Upcountry and Lahaina.