Many UH Students Struggled With Hunger And Homelessness Last Year
The university is developing a master plan to help address economic challenges undergraduates are facing.
Tourists Are Back In Force On Hana Highway. Why Not Charge Them?
It would be a simple solution to help reduce neighbor-island traffic — and make life better for the locals there, a UH economist says.
Hawaii Gov Intends To Veto Dozens Of Bills, Likely Triggering A Special Session
Some controversial measures will become law, including long-term state lease extensions and a new Aloha Stadium proposal.
Oahu Veterans Bid Emotional Farewell To Coast Guard Ship Getting ‘New Life’ In Vietnam
The ship’s public decommissioning ceremony was called off due to COVID-19 last year, but it made a port call in Honolulu last week.
Why Juneteenth Is A Complicated Holiday For Hawaii’s Black Community
Some say recognizing Juneteenth must be followed by efforts to improve racial inequity in Hawaii.
The Race Is On To Book A Reservation At Hanauma Bay
As county parks implement online reservation websites, Hawaii is talking about creating a statewide system.
Longtime Hawaii Journalist, Sportscaster Robert Kekaula Dies
A legend in Hawaii sports media, Kekaula was most recently a managing editor at KITV.
Big Island Police Kill Knife-Wielding Man
UPDATED: This is the second fatal shooting involving the Hawaii Police Department in the same week.
A Potential Shakeup At OHA Is Clouding The Agency’s Budget
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants to give out more money in grants to organizations while trimming its own spending.
Ige Appoints Lynn DeCoite To Fill Vacant Maui Senate Seat
DeCoite will serve out the rest of former Senate Majority Leader J. Kalani English’s term.