Hoʻoulu Lāhui aims to buy a public facility in Panaʻewa, giving a displaced charter school roots after years without a real campus.

Kids can climb into real excavators at Whitmore Fairgrounds, with proceeds backing Tyrell’s Angels and Aloha from Whitmore.

Tuesday's X-STEM Workshops are expected to draw far more students than last year's 450, with Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard among the partners scheduled to lead hands-on sessions.

The $394,000 Nehu Neighborhood Park playground draws on Hawaiian fishpond design and is only Oʻahu's 14th city park with swings.

The new “Girls In…” program puts high schoolers through 8-to-10-week industry immersions in fields like construction and finance.

The Shops at Wailea opens its doors Oct. 24 for trick-or-treating, a magic show and a costume contest with flight vouchers as the top prize.

Keiki, teens and young adults head to the State Capitol rotunda to pitch climate bills directly to legislators.

Boys & Girls Club of Hawaiʻi will turn the former Garden Island newspaper site into a teen hub by 2029, with nearly 100 kids already waitlisted.

The Hilo campus will double as a training lab for Hawaiian-immersion teachers, addressing a statewide shortage.

Keiki trick-or-treat among sea creatures Oct. 24 as marine naturalists and conservation groups team up for spooky science stations.

Reps from schools like Biola and Westmont hit HBA's Pali Highway campus Monday for one-on-one chats with students.

A Hawaiian blessing marked the opening as families toured new classrooms on Kailua Road.

Luana Fitch, an eighth grader from Haʻikū, lands a four-year scholarship covering full high school tuition.