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UPDATED: All four Hawaii counties had challenged the wording of a constitutional amendment authorizing the state to tax investment property to help fund education.

The courts or the Legislature need to quickly fix the wording of the proposed ballot measure so we know what we’re voting on, or try it again next year.

Board members want state education officials to clarify some points in the code governing student misconduct and discipline.

The state was told in January its administrative law does not comply with federal anti-discrimination regulations.

The state received a $600,000 grant to help recruit current and former service members for new careers in island classrooms.

The suit asks for a court-appointed special master to oversee the anti-harassment program in the Hawaii Department of Education.

University of Hawaii officials said the increase in reports wasn’t surprising because of new federal policies and heightened awareness.

All the state’s counties oppose the proposed constitutional amendment, arguing it would siphon dollars from their tax base.

Honolulu’s city attorney says the ballot title misleads voters on a proposed constitutional amendment.

The spending plan approved by the Board of Regents won’t shrink an $848 million maintenance backlog. In fact, that will keep growing.