Owner Jessie Miller cites tariffs and rising costs as the Kaimuki fabric shop prepares to shutter after a century in business.

A 65-year-old man refused to get out when two gunmen stopped his car in Tantalus — and sped away unharmed.

Yakiniku Haretoke is bringing whole-cow Gunma wagyu butchery to Ala Moana, with nose-to-tail cuts no other Hawaiʻi restaurant serves.

Boniface Aiu III now faces repeat-offender sentencing that could push a robbery count all the way to life in prison.

A group cornered the boy outside a coffee shop until a bystander pulled him inside. Two suspects, 14 and 16, are now in custody.

One pair has nested twice without chicks yet, but Haleakalā's crows are surviving storms and finding their own food.

Honolulu gets sunny skies and breezy trades Wednesday, but rain chances rise this weekend before thunderstorms become possible early next week.

Biosecurity officers hauled the nonvenomous snake from Camp Waianae to a Sand Island quarantine facility, where its sex is still being tested.

Students built almost everything guests see for the $20 fundraiser, which runs through October 30.

Hō‘ili‘ili Market celebrated its first birthday Tuesday with a pastry chef meet-and-greet and a freezer case full of Moroccan lamb stew.

Genetic sleuthing finds close ancestry ties between Native Hawaiians and Rapa Nui, but also exposes rare, untested health risks in the islands today.

The new clinic treats patients regardless of ability to pay, and plans for it were already underway while a storm-response pop-up operated at Waialua Elementary.

The Jagged Little Pill star will teach a youth master class before taking the ʻĪao Theater stage this Saturday and an adult class Sunday.