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Last week’s long-overdue action on both plants shows we’re replacing fear with fact-based laws and policies.

Note to TV reporters: Shamelessly claiming your story is exclusive when it’s based on a press release is bogus — and demeaning.

Parents who have experience with the complexities of special education can serve as meaningful guides for parents new to those systems.

Legislators shouldn’t use tactics to move bills that shut out the public from any voice in the process.

The president and CEO of the financially troubled museum was being probed for taking a personal loan from museum funds.

Hackers, coders and science geeks dive into challenges for space and here on Earth.

A megachurch that wants to be known for its heart struggles with a reputation for wielding its political influence in self-serving ways.

An experienced educator with a graduate degree and “highly qualified” status knows well what makes teaching here difficult. For him, Hawaii’s worth it.

One lawmaker creatively explains his position on legislation that would allow Alexander & Baldwin’s continued diversion of Maui stream waters.

Recruiting people from the mainland is fine for diversifying the work force, but Hawaii’s best move would be to improve its student teacher system.