Hawaiʻi Bets on ‘Direct2UH’ Automatic Admissions to Fix Lagging College Enrollment
With college attendance slipping, Hawaiʻi is rolling out a bold fix: automatic admission offers to every public high school senior. The new ‘Direct2UH’ program makes applying to the University of Hawaiʻi as easy as saying yes.
Tensions Boil on East Maui’s Famed Road to Hāna as Locals Clash With State Over Tourist Chaos
A new Summer Impact Report from Hāna Highway Regulation says illegal parking, unlicensed tours and dangerous photo stops are overwhelming the Road to Hāna and calls for a community‑led management plan.
Hawai‘i Island Police Partner with Agencies for "Healing Our Highways" Traffic Safety Vigil to Honor Victims and Promote Safe Driving
Hawai‘i Island police partner with agencies for "Healing Our Highways," a traffic safety vigil to remember lives lost and promote safer driving, with sign-waving events and addresses by officials.
Hawai‘i Island Police Officers Honored by Aloha Exchange Club in Hilo for Exceptional Service
Three Hawai‘i Island Police officers were honored by the Aloha Exchange Club for their exceptional service, including cases of detective work, domestic abuse intervention, and solving a burglary.












