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The Dadezes are excited to possibly live in a house after months in hotel rooms. But they know their next location won’t be permanent either.

The fires on Maui and Big Island destroyed thousands of acres of pasture, hundreds of crops and led to loss of livestock.

Nearly 400 people were on the police department’s credible missing persons list from the fire, but now only three people are left.

The Unity March in Lahaina was a reflection of both Native Hawaiian values and the unique culture of the Valley Isle.

Most of the commercial businesses have yet to submit a right-of-entry application to the county, and hundreds of forms turned in by residents were incomplete.

The community wants more changes to make the grid safer, such as burying lines underground. That planning process hasn’t started yet.

A former Navy vessel released an oily sheen into the water while a passenger ferry apparently missed channel markers and ended up stuck.

Hawaii lawmakers are being asked to pony up funds to support a comprehensive study of residents affected by the Aug. 8 fires.

Hawaiian Electric says proposed legislation is not intended to shift any lawsuit settlements to consumers.

The county worked with an engineering consultant to develop 19 recommendations as part of a broader long-term plan that the public can now weigh in on.