The Department of Education said the fight was “spurred by racially insensitive remarks.”

ʻO kahi mea hoʻomaʻi i hoʻolaha nui ʻia ma Hawaiʻi, ke nānā pono ʻia nei ua mea hoʻomaʻi nei ma Wakinekona. 

The explosive crescendo radiated from the volcanic eruption earlier this month.

On top of everything else, schools happen to provide child care that teaches kids how to read, write, do math and understand the world around them.

Some city and state lawmakers are not counting on the health department order to protect Oahu’s drinking water.

Studies show that wage hikes actually lead to a reduction in worker hours.

Plotagraph Inc. alleges the Israeli firm Lightricks has infringed on Plotagraph’s patents.

Certain politicians cannot resist ignoring the university’s autonomy to muck around in its business.

Gov. David Ige extended an emergency proclamation for Covid-19 on Wednesday that will last for another two months.

A third of Hawaii residents have already gotten a third vaccine shot.

If the first-term congressman actually enters the race, it will stir up an already crowded Democratic primary.

Maui County voters will elect a mayor in November following the nonpartisan August primary.

The process of removing the University of Hawaii’s stewardship of Mauna Kea could take three years if House Bill 2024 is approved in the Legislature.

Throughout the coming year, Civil Beat will be examining the challenges facing Hawaii’s disappearing middle class, including the political barriers that have long stymied improvement.

Gov. David Ige’s first State of the State speech in 2015 is like a time capsule from a different era.

The state continues to suffer from a youth vaping epidemic, experts say.

The governor wants to see proof the Navy can operate the fuel tanks safely but says he’ll consider issuing the facility a new permit.

Senate Bill 2574 calls for Hawaii to develop mixed-use rental housing while reserving space for a new arena.

Mayor Mike Victorino said he is fully vaccinated and boosted, and that his symptoms are mild.

A clause in the former coach’s contract stated he would owe the university $800,000 if he resigned.