Hawaii's Department of Agriculture receives record biosecurity funding to fight invasive species, despite vetoes from Governor Josh Green reducing the proposed amounts.

Hawaii leaders endorse Kamala Harris following Biden's withdrawal and support for her as the Democratic presidential nominee, praising her outreach during a disaster.

A $10 million NOAA grant has been awarded to protect Maui's reefs, focusing on restoration and resilience, with efforts including invasive species control, fire prevention, and community engagement.

Hawaii officials condemn the shooting at a Trump rally, stressing bipartisan rejection of violence and promoting values of unity and peace.

U.S. senators seek to amend the North Atlantic Treaty to include Hawaii under NATO protection, citing increasing military threats in the Indo-Pacific region.

Four Hawaii Island mayoral candidates debated visions and priorities at a public forum, discussing their strategies for the island's future if elected.

Maui's Planning Commission struggles with a contentious bill that could convert vacation rentals into long-term housing, facing time constraints due to member vacancies and quorum requirements.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol arrives in Hawaii for a US visit focused on defense strategies concerning North Korea's threats, including meetings with military leaders and a keynote at the 2024 NATO Public Forum.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii signed bills aimed at promoting sustainable tourism and environmental protection, including major funding for the regulation of tourism activities and local beach management.

Kawaihapai Airfield in Oahu secures a 50-year lease involving Gov. Green, HDOT, and the U.S. Army, ensuring its continued dual use for military and civil aviation.

Officials and volunteers tested voting machines for accuracy ahead of a primary election, observing the process to ensure reliability in the election system.

Rep. Jill Tokuda introduced a bill to rename the Captain Cook Post Office after First Lieutenant John Kuulei Kauhaihao, a Vietnam War hero from Hawaiʻi.

Hawaii is set to ban those under 21 from buying ammo, with proposed legislation aiming to increase safety. Governor Josh Green is expected to sign the bill, though it has faced both support and criticism.