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As the 50th anniversary of the historic building nears, it’s high time to fix the murky reflecting pools.

Some of them gathered at the Capitol on Wednesday to respond to growing criticism of the encampment.

The Department of Transportation opposes the measure, saying it could render all Hawaii driver’s licenses useless for flying.

Hawaii is one of the few states without minimum standards for cops, but the Legislature is considering a measure to change that.

A new study by a public interest law firm says Hawaii is the worst in the nation when it comes to timely decisions on open records and open meetings issues.

A bill to encourage net neutrality envisions the possibility of a taxpayer-owned internet service provider.

Patients who need to travel quickly for organ transplants can pay from $80,000 to $130,000 for air ambulance service.

Advocates for the elderly say unannounced inspections are long overdue but state officials foresee problems.

The rash of deaths on Maui, predominantly visitors, has elected officials searching for solutions.

Lawmakers also may add vaporizers, more potent products and edibles to dispensaries’ product repertoire.