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UPDATED: About 6.5% of tests processed in the past 24 hours were positive.

Billions in federal relief dollars run out this week while community and political leaders work to soften a second possibly worse blow at the end of the year.

Distance learning makes it possible to bring learning home — literally. But schools need to be flexible with schedules and deadlines.

State Parks Administrator Curt Cottrell said more state parks could face closure as the agency struggles to enforce park rules during the pandemic.

A recent rash of COVID-19 cases on Oahu has Mayor Kirk Caldwell asking the governor’s permission to close bars and impose more strict mask requirements.

They were participating in the Army’s first large-scale exercise in Hawaii since the pandemic began.

Col. Tom Barrett made a point of sharing COVID-19 numbers with the public in Hawaii — until the Pentagon told him to stop.

A cluster of infections among people who reside in Kalihi may be related to recent funerals, Lt. Gov. Josh Green said.

Uncertainty surrounds the $600-per-week unemployment payments, virus testing and even public worker furloughs.

The mother of a young man who survived COVID-19 is worried that people in Hawaii are ignoring the seriousness of the pandemic.