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Hawaii is a great place to begin, but founders of startups from the state have found they need to move if they want to grow.

They work with startups all the time and say a company’s ability to succeed outside Hawaii is more important than trying to keep it here.

Scientists from several agencies launch a slate of tools to help residents prepare for hazy days of “vog” downwind of Kilauea.

In her first book, “Venomous,” UH researcher and science blogger Christie Wilcox publishes an ode to those creatures we fear the most.

From atop Mauna Kea, UH scientists are finding exoplanets, boosting the chance of discovering alien life.

Local amateur radio operators embrace new technologies, link communities during disasters.

Local pilots see opportunities and more competition as the FAA accommodates aerial businesses.

A $1.1 billion app lets local drivers save time by sharing traffic reports, with the unpaid help of community-minded map editors.

Technologists join forces with cultural practitioners to address uniquely Hawaiian issues.