Newly reissued county permits and the mayor’s recent remarks have left Big Island community members wondering what’s next.

Gov. Josh Green stopped senators from axing a tech agency board member; now small businesses must pay the price.

A film collective is trying to address concerns that there aren’t enough local people playing key roles in motion picture productions.

Food, education, housing and health care should take priority over projects that are eye-catching but unnecessary.

A new web portal is part of a long-term approach to improving the business environment in the state.

Demand for beef is exceeding supply, but local producers are not seeing the returns.

The top priority is to provide service to residents in unserved or underserved areas, and the state plans to generate a list by December of the properties that will benefit.

The new federal funding would provide additional fiber links between the islands to make service more reliable, and to reach unserved rural communities.

Attempts to change Hawaii’s film incentives sparked a feud between Senate leaders and the manager of the Hawaii film office.

Prize-fighting chickens battle for six-figure purses while the sale and export of prize birds is a lucrative business.