Many Hawaii residents wonder why some are vaccinated while they have to wait.

In the 1920s, the museum invited anthropologist Louis R. Sullivan to study racial differences between so-called “pure” Hawaiians and Hawaiians of mixed ancestry.

This Diamond Head mom bought a road so kids would have a safe place to walk. But what came next has angered dozens of her neighbors.

Is inaugural poet Amanda Gorman in danger of being over marketed and overexposed before she reaches her full glory?

New variants of the original coronavirus, including one detected this week in Hawaii, have complicated hopes that the vaccines could soon mean a return to normalcy.

Fencing and blockades mar the open spaces of one of the most beautiful buildings in Hawaii and reduce public access to the workings of government.

Trump, more than any other president, has been able to engage both his supporters and detractors with his ceaseless grab for attention.

Japanese glass fishing floats are a rare gift from the sea.

The drop in tourists during the COVID-19 pandemic could give the state a chance to transform the attraction into an unforgettable natural and cultural experience.