WWE stars and Rebel Souljahz packed John Henry Wise Field as UH Mānoa kicked off a weekend of homecoming festivities.

Five Kauai nonprofits, from the Salvation Army to the Foodbank, split a fresh $20,000 storm-recovery gift.

Hundreds gathered on KCC's Great Lawn for a Ruby Jubilee honoring eight decades of growth from a tiny food-service school to Hawaiʻi's largest community college.

A new UH Mānoa survey finds life satisfaction climbing to 88%, but cost of living is pushing more residents toward the exits.

Over 300 Hawaiʻi producers applied after Kona Low storms and hurricanes battered crops statewide; grants topped out at $10,000 each.

A three-day commemoration honors the 2,400-plus Americans killed in 1941, with USS Utah and USS Oklahoma ceremonies set for Ford Island.

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii's Young Professionals program hosts its fourth Cost of Living Summit this month, pairing housing talks with a legislator lunch.

The Hawaiʻi Farmers Union returns to Oʻahu for the first time since 2017, with applications open for scholarships intended to help neighbor-island growers attend.

Storm-flattened dunes at Salt Pond Beach Park threaten a 22-family tradition. A Saturday cleanup aims to rebuild them before the next storm.

A UHERO analysis finds Honolulu County the priciest place in the state for older renters, while Hawaiʻi and Kauaʻi counties offer some relief.

Leeward Community College will train up to 20 recruits for frontline jobs guarding Hawaiʻi's harbors and airports against invasive pests.

The family chain behind Ben Franklin Crafts, Ace Hardware and Daiso traces its roots to a 1934 Kahului dry-goods shop.

Tore Nærland, blind since age 15, rode into Oahu with a global peace mission and a stop at a Kalihi bike shop for kids.