Free entry, free parking, and a Halloween-themed orchid spectacle hit Washington Middle School this weekend.

Honolulu firefighters pulled three men off a narrow Koʻolau ridgeline Saturday using a helicopter hoist. All three declined medical treatment.

Households in two counties and one Kahuku ZIP code have until Oct. 15 to report food lost to Hurricane Nolo or the Olowalu wildfire.

A 12-year-old and a 6-year-old may be traveling under aliases with their mother, who may not be alone.

The ruling upholds the fee caps but preserves avenues for attorneys to challenge final fee allocations, clearing the way for payments to 21,750 Lahaina wildfire claimants.

The state gets $10 million by October 31, with up to $35 million more riding on a Missouri lawsuit against GE and other buyers.

The chip giant's 2027 licensing renewal with Apple ends years of modem-independence speculation, as Qualcomm pivots hard toward AI agents.

Ambrie Gilbert lost her Puna home to Hurricane Lala. Now she is chasing housing, jobs and school for her four kids.

Nearly 96,000 union workers now back Pāʻele Kiakona in a rare three-way West Maui race that could turn on a plurality.

Ricky Ewing and Lindsey Friedberg's yard tested at 186 times medium bacteria levels, and neighbors want the state to open a case.

President Wendy Hensel unveiled the plan at a packed Mānoa forum, calling it a shift from planning to execution.

The new 3,000-square-foot station finally gives North Shore paramedics a tandem garage and decontamination room.

A 37-year-old man suffered an apparent stab wound on N. Hotel Street Friday night. Police had not identified a suspect.