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A commission recently held the first round of hearings on such a notion.

For the ninth year, a group of concerned citizens plan a vigil near the First Family’s Kailua compound.

The president and his family are due in the islands Friday night to begin the final Hawaii vacation of his time in office.

A Navy plan to bomb Pagan and put a destructive artillery range on Tinian overlooks many potential impacts and suggests little to make up for the destruction.

The federal agent who fatally shot a man in a Waikiki McDonald’s in 2011 has already had two trials.

The Polynesian Voyaging Society and its crew members will conclude its three-year sail around the globe when it arrives at Magic Island on Oahu.

The military buildup is expected to help Guam’s economy. But will it make the island a target as well?

Some residents of Guam and the Northern Marianas Islands think it may be time to change the political relationship with the U.S.

A state-by-state comparison with tips on how to keep the military from leaving.

Most of Tinian is already under lease to the military. But residents who were expecting a base may now get multiple live-fire ranges that could destroy the island’s environment and devastate its tourism economy.