Historic Big Island Hotel Is Set To Become Workforce Housing
The Manago Hotel is a local landmark originally opened by an immigrant Japanese couple more than 100 years ago.
Hawaii Officials Blame Age And Weather For Cracks On Kona Runway
The airport, which shut down for several hours, is scheduled for $120 million in upgrades this summer.
Kona Airport Closes Due To Runway Cracks
The Hawaii Department of Transportation said recent winter rains contributed to runway deterioration.
Big Island Police Seize Drugs After A Fatal Overdose At The Hilo Jail
Two inmates were found unresponsive in their cell, and one of them died in an apparent fentanyl overdose.
Big Island Woman Killed Despite A Restraining Order Against Ex-Boyfriend
Elizabeth Fernandez was found dead at her South Kona home. The body of her ex-boyfriend was found outside after he apparently killed himself.
Hawaii Inmate In Arizona Prison Died With Meth In His System
Other prisoners were seen entering the cell of Richard Taylor Jr. before his body was found at the Saguaro Correctional Center.
Vacancies In State Child Welfare Services Jobs Reach Their Highest Point In Over A Decade
A report from Department of Human Services to the federal government paints a grim picture, but the state plans to award extra pay to try to attract more workers.
Big Island Detective Charged With Perjury, Tampering With Government Record
Detective William Brown is accused of falsifying testimony before a grand jury in March.
Matthew Leonard: How The Hamakua Burn Of 1901 Started Hawaii’s Fire Clock
Government intervention, or the lack of it, was a contentious issue during the widely reported disaster.
State Ag Agency On Track For Stricter Control Of Invasive Pests
The department has been going back and forth on new rules since at least February.