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House and Senate measures would require corrections officials to announce each prisoner death on a website, and include information on what caused each fatality.

Native Hawaiians are split on her nomination to lead one of the state’s largest and most impactful agencies.

A Kauai doctor’s lawsuit recently helped expand access. But there are still plenty of hurdles, particularly on the neighbor islands.

A growing number of states are looking for ways to make free meals a permanent part of public education.

Some people are unhappy with the notion of “faithless electors.” But Hawaii lawmakers should not change a thing.

Speaker Scott Saiki and President Ron Kouchi explain where they stand on restoring public trust at the Capitol.

A state Supreme Court ruling removed the option of using preliminary hearings instead of grand juries. Prosecutors want that option back.

State lawmakers are asked to find a little more funding now to save a lot more money later in order to protect the islands’ fragile ecosystems and ag lands.

A pair of bills would change the way OHA trustees are elected, but there are concerns they would violate constitutional rights.

Dubbed the Green Affordability Plan, Gov. Josh Green’s proposal would provide more than $300 million annually to struggling households.