Pūʻōhala School's STEM Night married Hawaiian-language immersion and paper‑rocket engineering, drawing roughly 270 people and a UH STEM Pre‑Academy partnership.

The University of Hawaiʻi has put Robo‑AO‑2 into initial science operations on the UH 2.2‑meter atop Maunakea, using robotic adaptive optics to sharpen hundreds of nightly targets and test a new adaptive secondary mirror.

Tesla recalled about 10,500 Powerwall 2 units and has remotely discharged affected systems. Honolulu owners should check the Tesla app and await scheduling for free replacements.

UH Mānoa astronomer Chris Ashall helped map an olive‑shaped supernova breakout, pairing rapid VLT polarimetry with early JWST observations to reveal clumpy debris.

A P3I-powered internship will place Hawaiʻi college students inside Oʻahu military commands next summer, paying about $6,000. Applications close Nov. 15.

Honolulu Police are considering AI for drafting reports to save officers' time, but there are concerns about accuracy and bias despite assurances of human oversight.

Hawai‘i designates September as Digital Aloha Month to promote respectful online behavior and improve digital literacy statewide as part of the Connect Kākou initiative.

The Maui Economic Development Board honored students and educators for their STEM contributions, awarding Michael Siopes and projects like "Kūlia Scholarships Connect" during a fundraising event.

Research revealed that the deep waters near Hawaiʻi are acidifying faster than expected, posing threats to marine life and the ocean's carbon-absorbing function.

Scientists complete groundbreaking expedition off West Hawaiʻi searching for massive hidden freshwater reservoir beneath the ocean floor. The discovery could revolutionize understanding of water resources on volcanic islands worldwide.

Hawaiʻi's DCCA seeks public feedback on Hawaiian Telcom's cable service to influence future franchise agreements.

University of Hawaii Community College students watched their scientific experiment launch into space aboard a NASA rocket from Virginia. The Project Imua Mission 14 marked the fifth time Hawaiian students have sent their research beyond Earth's atmosphere.

Astronomers at the University of Hawaiʻi detected the third interstellar object, C/2025 N1 or 3I/ATLAS, which poses no threat to Earth and gives insight into extraterrestrial conditions.