The history of Latter-day Saints in Hawaiʻi can be traced back to the 1850s.

HMSA sent a letter to 16,000 kūpuna saying they will no longer have access to their current insurance plan.

Some clean-up is underway at Kaimukī’s longtime dim sum eatery where the ceiling collapsed, food rotted.

The ceiling of a Kaimukī eatery caved-in, leaving diners to evacuate. A month later, the leftover food remains untouched, swarming with flies.

The number of physicians in Hawaiʻi rose last year, but so did demand.

Hawai‘i has long struggled with issues surrounding overtourism, but recent visitor trends may signal long-term problems for the state’s biggest industry.

Medication abortion has nearly tripled compared to procedural abortion over the past decade. The Trump administration is pushing to restrict access. 

Nine women accused Dr. Gregory Yim of performing unnecessary breast exams that violated their sense of trust. The Hawaiʻi Medical Board has taken no action.

Hongwanji temples were valued by early immigrants from Japan. But as congregations age, some say ties to Japan must be watered down for the sect to have a future in the islands.