Dr. Gregory Yim faces two lawsuits alleging unnecessary breast exams, but Hawaiʻi's medical board has taken no action against him.

FEMA money can now cover cracked walls and busted water-catchment tanks across South Kona, North Kona, and Kaʻū after May's magnitude 6.0 quake.

The woman suffered facial trauma and other serious injuries at University Avenue and South King Street, the latest crash on a corridor with a troubled safety record.

Justin Nelson used a black airsoft pistol to scare First Hawaiian Bank tellers into handing over $4,885 in cash.

A pre-dawn blaze at Black Rocks Beach sent a woman in her 60s to the hospital in critical condition. A 65-year-old man suffered serious burns to his feet.

A baby girl and three young women were pulled from wreckage on Bingham Street as water flooded the road outside Kapiʻolani Medical Center.

A 6-year-old girl and a 66-year-old man suffered second- and third-degree burns when flames engulfed a Kahualei Place home.

Solomon Enos gathered brushstrokes from over 3,500 residents to fill 6,000 glass panels at the Hawaiʻi Capitol, but bid delays mean the walkable ocean won't open this year.

Police say the man ran a red light on Renton Road before being struck and ejected without a helmet early Tuesday.

A love story rooted in Maui's sugar plantation history is one of eight finalists for the Philippines' Oscar entry, decided Sept. 4.

Winners get custom koa ukuleles and a stage at Duke's Waikiki — auditions open Tuesday.

The rebuilt pavilion honors Gabby “Pops” Pahinui with concrete benches built to withstand coastal salt air for decades.

Married comedians Marnina Schon and Micah O’Konis make their Hawaiʻi debut with a musical built from their own near-disastrous wedding.