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Just hours before a new eruption threatened a subdivision, residents and visitors were buzzing with excitement.

UPDATED: The Leilani Estates subdivision is at greatest risk, but scientists say new vents and outbreaks could occur.

It may have already gone under the highway to the viewing area, and Hawaii County is making preparations for a possible eruption.

An “intrusion” of lava could affect a popular access point where people can hike or bike into a viewing area.

Hawaii County looks to clear out roadside businesses and relocate the parking lot for its lava flow viewing area. Nearby residents are unhappy.

A trust established by a former Dole president and Bishop Estate trustee has spawned a legal fight over a historic, 4,000-acre ranch.

Millions of dollars have been spent to enlarge and spruce up the university, but there’s a five-year trend of fewer students.

Beachgoers respond favorably when a nonprofit offers to swap their products containing oxybenzone for other sunscreens considered reef-safe.

An abortion protester was ordered to surrender his firearms after a temporary restraining order was issued.

Cheap lots were marketed in substandard subdivisions, mostly in high lava-risk zones that are some of the poorest areas on the island.