A District 4 Crime Reduction Unit tracked the suspect down near Kamehameha Highway after he fled on foot following an earlier argument.

More than 25 Kakaako eateries are rolling out limited-time dishes through Sept. 30, from caviar-topped pho to a torched crème brûlée.

Bill 31 creates a cultural-stewardship framework at Pōkaʻī Bay, but not everyone at Mauna Lahilahi is cheering.

Kaleimaʻo Village is planned near Skyline rail stations, with rents as low as $698 a month.

The four-day convention at Capitol Modern pairs camera-brand keynotes with a new Keck Observatory session on Maunakea's twin telescopes.

State art officials want lawmakers to unlock funding to save Volcano before bulldozers reach it. A private developer may also chip in.

A late-night blaze on Kaupakalua Road sent a 45-year-old man to Maui Memorial with burns while crews raced from three stations to save the home.

Intimate Korea brings nine films and a live string quartet to the Doris Duke Theatre for Chuseok weekend.

Donors including Oprah Winfrey's charitable foundation helped Maui Memorial fund a faster 3.0T scanner as demand for imaging keeps climbing.

More than 500 visitors reported feeling calmer after using the new campus sensory spaces, which include bean bag chairs and northern lights projectors.

Hawaiʻi's largest bon dance returns Saturday with a $1 gate fee, free shuttles and no on-campus parking.

The Windward side finally gets its own self-service registration machine, printing tags in about two minutes flat.

The 43rd Honolulu Century & Ride Aloha Festival hits Kapiʻolani Park Sept. 25-27, with routes up to 100 miles and a keiki fun ride.