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We benefit when our journalists challenge claims, ask “why” and help us understand complex questions.

The Legislature should approve a bill that would grant specially trained psychologists limited authority to prescribe non-narcotics.

Ambitious plans to grow Hawaii’s innovation sector workforce to 80,000 jobs by 2030 hinge in part on bills before the Legislature  now.

When we are forced to relocate from Hawaii, it is not just those of us who move who are affected.

There’s no single or quick fix to converting Hawaii to completely renewable energy.

“We can assist the evolution of coral,” says the director of the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology.

Congress must act on the president’s $1.9 billion emergency funding request and Hawaii must beef up its efforts quickly.

A group of teachers questions the validity and worth of the evaluation system and says it has negative effects on their work in the classroom.

Insurances companies keep changing how they pay physicians, and they don’t have patients’ best interests at heart.

Eliminating the final four miles of the current rail route and building the Nimitz Viaduct would provide better commuter service and avoid major disruption to downtown.