Kauaʻi hunters and hikers get partial access back, while Maui's Polipoli and several Big Island trails remain closed.

The 90-foot basalt landmark in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park stood for more than five centuries before vanishing overnight.

Kaumumene Trail, better known as Hideaways Trail, is finally open again after months of erosion repairs and a hurricane-driven delay.

An adult nēnē and its two offspring died on the same Molokaʻi highway within 24 hours, leg bands confirmed.

Hurricane Lowell killed 25 of the world's rarest native palms and buried Kauaʻi's historic Allerton House in two feet of sand.

A new UH Mānoa study puts hard numbers behind what Maui ranchers have said for years: deer are stripping their pastures bare.

UH Mānoa hosts a free public day in Wahiawā as the palm-killing beetle pushes into new corners of the state.

Fields at Patsy T. Mink Central Oʻahu Regional Park are open again after crews cleared 3,000 tons of flood debris and passed health testing.

Hawaii County's 70-year lease at Punalu'u ends amid dueling blame, storm damage, and a stalled $1.46 million buyout offer.

No more 50-mile round trips to Puʻunēnē — West Maui residents will soon have a local spot to drop off tires, appliances and green waste.

State officials found splintered trunks and a homemade bench above Wahiawā, and they're asking hikers for tips on who did it.

A $200,000 payment will fund reef repair crews off the Kona coast after Lala's 140-mph winds battered Big Island waters.

Two men are under investigation after witnesses said they threw a rock at a Hawaiian monk seal pup near Diamond Head Beach. The encounter was captured on camera.