Nearly 300 lower-income Hawaiʻi families were turned away from private school scholarships last year — and the governor still hasn't decided.

Labubu fans on Oʻahu finally get their own blind box shop as Pop Mart opens on Ala Moana Center's third level this August.

A conservative legal group is now targeting county clerks directly after losing its bid to force Hawaiʻi to release statewide voter rolls.

A large fight in the Puuwai Momi parking lot ended in gunfire late Sunday, with the shooter still on the run.

Three men in black fled on foot after a Sunday night shooting at Geiger Community Park in Ewa Beach.

Hisako Film Lab students screened original shorts before a sold-out Spider-Man showing, with founder Destin Daniel Cretton on hand for a Q&A.

Police rushed to Waimanalo before dawn Sunday after a 58-year-old man was found stabbed. No arrests have been made.

HCDA backed off a plan to swap F45 Training for a senior woodshop in a WWII-era Kakaako warehouse, opening the site to public bids instead.

A 51-year-old woman was hurt seriously as an eight-vehicle pileup shut three westbound lanes near Pearl City Thursday afternoon.

Free gathering at Puʻunoa Beach and Maria Lanakila Church adds a second night, plus a time capsule sealed until 2043.

The fund has now paid or offered money to families of all 102 people killed in the 2023 Lahaina and Upcountry fires.

The 20-year-old fled OCCC in Kalihi shirtless and shoeless Wednesday; police say call 911 if you spot him.

The Launiupoko and Olowalu systems serve over 470 West Maui connections and would need no taxpayer subsidy, officials say.