State tourism dollars are funding a mainland TV host's new travel show, while Hawaii filmmakers say their own state-backed seed fund crawled for years.

Dozens rallied outside Honolulu's federal building Friday, warning a congressional bill could wipe out Hawaii's climate lawsuits against major oil companies.

A Zippy's meet-up in Waipahu with five council members sparked two Sunshine Law complaints now under state review.

With the Nov. 3 vote days away, both candidates say they would overhaul how Kauaʻi County tracks its own progress.

Honolulu District Court at Kauikeaouli Hale closed Thursday amid a power outage, while online Judiciary services were down until further notice.

Hawaiʻi County will fix the Haokea Place waterline as part of a $5.4 million multi-state disaster package.

Mahi Pono ships limes to Canada instead of California because federal rules still treat Hawaiʻi like a foreign country.

Tyler Dos Santos-Tam leans on his legislative record, while Corey Morihara emphasizes resident outreach and Oahu's aging pipes.

The Nov. 6 Kīhei event connects local innovators with NASA, NOAA and other federal agencies offering seed funding.

Bellows land once destined for state return will stay with the military, citing new operational needs.

A Schatz-Cruz bill signed into law aims to help officers catch falsely labeled red snapper and tuna, including in sushi and poke.

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

‘Ohana Health Plan members have until Tuesday to choose a new Med-QUEST insurer or get one assigned automatically.