Tad Bartimus: A Piece of Maui History Gets A Million-Dollar Makeover
Along a remote stretch of the Piilani Highway, a small town comes together to restore a schoolhouse and teacher’s cottage.
Tad Bartimus: From Beach Trash To Bikinis
Two Maui women are finding success with a聽company that turns聽recycled plastic junk into swimwear.
Tad Bartimus: Woman Who Started March On DC Is A Real Trailblazer
The tenacity that pulled her through breast cancer and near-blindness led a Maui woman to issue a call to action heard around the world.
Tad Bartimus: How A Maui Woman Launched A Global Movement
They call her “The Firestarter.” From a keyboard in Hana, Teresa Shook ignited the upcoming Women’s March On Washington.
Lawmakers May Call Special Session To Aid Maui Hospital Workers
UPDATED: Gov. Ige has said he might聽veto a current aid bill, calling $40 million in severance or pension bonuses to public employees “too generous.”
Surviving Twin Charged With Murder
Fatal car crash on Maui results in sister’s聽arrest.
Tom Yamachika: What Will We Do Next for Maui Hospital Workers?
The union is just looking out for its members, but the Legislature had no business passing a bill to give hospital workers special treatment.
Maui’s Decision On Lifeguard Pay Raises May Scuttle A Statewide Deal
UPDATED:聽Pay increases for hundreds of public safety workers have been approved by the Legislature and every other county.
Why The Big Island Is So Unhealthy
In a national study of health at the county level, Oahu ranks highest in the Aloha State and the Big Island lowest.
Study: Large Cane Burns Linked to Acute Respiratory Distress
A Maui Department of Health official says field burning should be limited to 75 acres or less at a time.