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Corey Rosenlee filed documents Wednesday in an attempt to block a new HSTA election next week.

Three dissident candidates say they swept the election for board leadership and union officials need to honor the vote.

Three teachers running for top union spots say they rightfully won the first election, and are contesting the union board’s decision to hold another one.

Teachers are expected to cast their votes again for union leadership positions on June 2.

UPDATED: HSTA held an election and then a runoff vote for union leadership positions, but the board decided not to certify either set of results. Some members are questioning the union’s credibility.

Comprehensive bullying legislation failed to make it out of conference committee this session, but lawmakers say they are optimistic moving forward.

John Tanner, a former professor and college administrator at BYU-Provo, will take over as president of the Oahu college in July.

The current leaders of the Hawaii State Teachers Association are facing strong challenges.

Facing a $30-million fine over use of false stats to sell their campuses to students, Heald Colleges closed for good last week. Where did it all go wrong?

Legislators’ last-ditch effort could maintain current funding levels. Little else was accomplished this session for early childhood education.