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Hawaii’s governor is working with stakeholders to come up with a plan to provide access for the Thirty Meter Telescope construction.

Hawaii’s governor underscores his support for the Thirty Meter Telescope project and its right to proceed.

Despite a handful of arrests, officers and protesters treat each other well. But this week’s attempt to resume construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope gets off to a rocky start with boulders strewn across the mountain road, forcing its closure.

The TMT project is still on hold after protesters prevented construction crews from reaching the site Wednesday.

UPDATED Construction of the telescope is on hold until further notice after Native Hawaiians and others prevent crews from reaching the project site.

Hawaii County police are investigating a report of damage to the Subaru Telescope.

UPDATED: UH President David Lassner and UH Hilo Chancellor Donald Straney said they are prepared to “stop talking, start doing.”

Gov. David Ige wants the University of Hawaii to provide better stewardship of Mauna Kea. Meanwhile, telescope opponents aren’t going away.

The Hawaii governor says the state has failed Mauna Kea and calls for major changes to management of its summit. Kanaka Maoli culture, it turns out, matters.

UPDATE: University of Hawaii President David Lassner agrees stewardship of the mountain can be improved.