One hundred Leeward Coast residents who participated in ‘talk story’ sessions improved their awareness, knowledge and confidence to address intimate partner violence.

The funding will be used to purchase aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicles, reconstruct taxiways and install runway lighting at four airports across the state.

Crowd control measures at the renovated Haena State Park will help state parks officials respond to staggering tourism growth.

The National Cancer Institute raised its funding support of the UH Cancer Center.

Hawaii is in the middle of the pack for overall child wellbeing, with keiki falling behind in education and economic security markers but tracking ahead of most states in measures of health, family and community.

Louise Collins claims in a lawsuit that the makers of Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum are misappropriating her husband’s name, tattoo designs and likeness.

People are urged to be on the lookout for the newcomer to Hawaii, which adds to the problems already hindering the rarely seen Kamehameha butterfly and host plants.

This is the first time the prestigious Equator Prize has been awarded to indigenous communities in the United States.

A new report examines alternative utility ownership and regulation models to cut greenhouse gas emissions, boost system reliability and help consumers.

Hawaii was the first state to recognize a woman’s right to terminate her pregnancy, but women in rural Hawaii who wish to exercise that right face plenty of hurdles.

Two U.S. senators have released a list of nursing homes nationwide, including six in Hawaii, that have a pattern of providing residents unsafe or substandard care.