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

The man who murdered Lindsay Tyson remains her legal next of kin. Now a federal judge will decide if her brothers have legal rights to her remains.

A lost ballot is annoying enough, but perhaps our elections are too intertwined with a service that could end up being privatized.

Front Street property owners are anxious and angry that Maui County seems to be stalling on granting permits that would allow them to rebuild their homes and businesses.

Hawaiʻi is far from the only island nation that struggles to save the remnants of its heritage.

McCoy Pavilion was once a popular spot for festivals and community events. Its fans are eager for it to reopen.

Jack Roney represented Hawaii's sugar growers in Washington, D.C., for nearly a decade -- the last chapter of an already declining way of life.

Oahu's new commission has qualified for federal grants that could be put to use all over the island.

The dangerous stunt has become increasingly popular among young people in Honolulu and nationwide.

The extra fees on school lunches are small. But they add up for low-income families who are already struggling to get by.