Honolulu gets a breezy, mostly sunny Tuesday with isolated morning showers and a high near 86. The weekend looks warmer, cloudier and more humid.

Mahi Pono aims for 10 million pounds of avocados a year below Pukalani, but East Maui's stream water is already tied up in court.

An Amazon freighter bound for Ontario, California reversed course about two hours after takeoff and landed back in Honolulu after four hours and 40 minutes aloft.

The Hawaiʻi Craftsmen exhibit lands at Schaefer International Gallery with a $5,000 top prize and free admission through Dec. 23.

HIFF46 returns to the historic Hawai‘i Theatre for the first time since before the pandemic, opening with a film about Nainoa Thompson.

More than 1,000 women gather annually for the Wahine Forum, where editor Jennifer Ablan says attendees leave with new mentors and sponsors.

The SPEED Summit lands at the Sheraton Waikīkī on Jan. 15, 2027, with registration as low as $75 through year-end.

An Airbus A330 taxied around Daniel K. Inouye International Airport so 258 travelers could rehearse boarding without ever leaving the ground.

Morning showers will give way to sunny skies in Honolulu, but gusty trade winds will stick around through Tuesday.

Win the City opens auditions next month at DreamHouse Kapolei, pairing young performers with artist mentors.

DARAT turns a Manoa auditorium into a ceremonial runway honoring descendants of Hawaii's first Filipino plantation workers.

Students cooked sweet sour pork and chicken curry after Hurricane Lowell left most Kauaʻi CC students struggling.

Ocean Silva says donating to his mom in Makaha is “the least I could do” after his critical illness as a newborn.