Dead Body Found In Wheel Well Of Plane That Landed On Maui
The United Airlines flight had arrived from Chicago on Tuesday.
Former ±á²¹·É²¹¾±Ê»¾± Public Radio Executive Dead At 61
José Fajardo died at his home in Honolulu of complications from ALS.
Shootz! From The Marathon To A Signing Santa, A Colorful Pre-Holiday Week
Annual festivities light up the pre-dawn sky in Honolulu, and hearing-impaired kids get a treat.
US Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Hawaii Gun Licensing Requirements
The ruling comes in the the case of a man who was charged with carrying a gun without a license while hiking.
Who Should Be Trusted To Manage Remains Of Hawaiian Royals?
Proposals are floating for either the Office of Hawaiian Affairs or a private entity to take over at the Royal Mausoleum.
Shootz! Shaka Santa And Tutu Mele Show Up Early For The City Lights Parade
Exquisite scenes from Cirque Du Soleil, an airport sunset and the North Shore surf.
Has Tulsi Gabbard Bid Hawaii A Last Aloha?
The former elected official representing the islands has rarely been seen here lately as she goes all in for Donald Trump.
Fix It: ‘Tis The Season For … Busted Public Bathrooms?
The early results of our Fix It! initiative are in, and there’s an emerging pattern.
Shootz! Quiet Moments Before The Holiday Season Kicks Into Full Gear
From the beaches to construction sites, sunrises to the annual Salvation Army Thanksgiving meal, Oahu was a picture of calm before the winter tourist storm.
Former State Archaeologist Faces Ethics Probe Into Revolving Door Allegation
Law requires state workers to wait a year before doing work for pay before former agency.