After five near-miss hurricanes, dry times and fires could come to Hawaiʻi this El Niño winter, a pattern described in writings that date back to the 1870s.

Through “Carrying Culture: Micronesia,” Hawaiʻi educators are challenging stereotypes and embracing students’ cultural heritage through art.

Until lawmakers act, voters would be wise to use BallotTrax to make sure their ballots are counted.

Brenton Awa seems tailor made to be an independent. But the electorate is slow to budge from the two big parties, despite their unpopularity.

Will Honolulu ever be a bike mecca? In just a few years, New York City has embraced cycling and defied expectations.

A new study finds the same waʻa settled both Hawaiʻi and Easter Island, carrying genes that leave some at risk of rare diseases.

Local doctors don’t want to comment on the risks young people face playing tackle football, despite mounting research detailing those risks.

The team behind Aloha Bricks ’26 – a Lego exhibition at Hawaiʻi’s Bishop Museum – invited schools to participate, filling a gap in arts education.

Justice demands that the rest of us pay for the burden the landfill places on whatever community gets it. Stop kicking the trash can down the road.

Of the state’s 98 general election races this year — from Congress to county council — more than a third will feature a candidate with no opposition.