Cory Lum

On the 175th anniversary of the end of British control of the Hawaiian Kingdom, a sculpture of Kamehameha III is dedicated at Thomas Square.

Civil Beat photographer Cory Lum spent a day in the heart of the Kilauea eruption zone where at least 26 homes were destroyed.

When the gavel fell on the 2018 session, it marked the end of the line for several lawmakers in their current posts.

Motorists enjoying ocean and mountain scenes frequently happen upon another common feature in the islands: junked-out cars.

Corals spawn tiny bundles of eggs and sperm on moonless summer nights. Scientists work using red head lamps.

Scientists are racing against time in their effort to assist the evolution of corals so they are more resilient to climate change and pinpoint what is harming reefs in Hawaii and worldwide.

Bob Richmond, director of the Kewalo Marine Laboratory, walks us through the devastation to coral reefs over the past few years.

Comic book and movie aficionados rub elbows with heroes and villains during the third annual Amazing Hawaii Comic Convention.

After sailing more than 40,000 miles to 150 ports in 19 countries, Hawaii’s floating ambassador to the world is back where it started three years ago.

This week’s king tides have beachgoers dodging waves while the canal nears the top of its retaining walls.

From bags of grain to kegs of the finished product, a look at the process that makes 1,500 barrels of beer a year in Kakaako.