The University of Hawaii is participating in a national study of gaps in health research for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.

Fans of gateball, a sport invented in Japan after World War II, say the game can help improve the physical and mental strength of Hawaii's quickly aging population.

Taking advantage of Hawaii's diverse population, scientists have built the state's first known-identity human osteological lab.

The state's tattoo industry is thriving as Asian Americans seek a reconnection with their ancestral heritage through this skin-deep art form.

More than two-thirds of Maui County residents experienced delays accessing health care last year, according to a new report.

The University of Hawaii team is having to recalibrate plans after the governor vetoed a wildfire omnibus bill, setting back efforts to follow a larger cohort of survivors.

Economic factors are changing the way Japanese visitors perceive a trip to Hawaii in the post-pandemic era — and the growth model of small businesses that cater specifically to them.

A professor on the Big Island is trying to get an official apology for three Korean men she believes were wrongly executed in Hawaii more than a century ago.