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President Trump’s budget proposal to Congress calls for at least $6.2 million in cuts to health programs in the islands.

Two new studies report marine life and reefs are growing more vulnerable, thanks in large part to climate change.

A Big Island group documented at least 10 cases of infections contracted by people swimming near industrial sites.

Conservation groups had challenged a rule that doubled limits on how many endangered sea turtles could be accidentally hooked.

The risks posed by the state’s 88,000 remaining cesspools will likely be amplified by climate change.

An international commission slightly expanded catch limits for U.S. longliners based in Honolulu but the industry is still hoping for more.

But without a $2 million donation, it may be the last expedition for the Hawaii-based research submarines and support vessel that conducted the study.

Environmentalists worry short-term deals will result in overfishing. Meanwhile, fishermen seek more access to restricted areas.

Aided by a high tide, a tugboat pulls the Pacific Paradise out to sea where it will be sunk two months after it ran aground.

A City Council bill to preserve ag land in Koolauloa could restrict a proposed 550-unit housing and commercial development.