The original plan was that private security would help with mask and vaccination requirements as the Capitol reopened. Then omicron hit.
The university says it needs the funds to make up for severe budget cuts last year amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
The investigative committee has received hundreds of new pages of documents to review.
Hawaii residents pump millions of dollars a year into southern Nevada’s economy. Would any of that money come home if Hawaii legalizes gambling?
When things were not looking great for students at Ka‘u High & Pahala Elementary School, the teachers took their lessons to the region’s roots — agriculture.
The GOP lawmaker wants to unseat Democrat Brian Schatz and shut down the Red Hill fuel facility.
Advocates say providing free menstrual products in public schools is a health issue that needs to be addressed.
A strategy is developing to use centralized kitchens to replace processed food imports currently served in student meals with fresh, local ingredients.
The Legislature has money available for almost any policy initiative imaginable, and every member of the House and Senate is up for reelection.
Hawaii residents pump millions of dollars a year into southern Nevada’s economy. Would any of that money come home if Hawaii legalizes gambling?
When things were not looking great for students at Ka‘u High & Pahala Elementary School, the teachers took their lessons to the region’s roots — agriculture.
The GOP lawmaker wants to unseat Democrat Brian Schatz and shut down the Red Hill fuel facility.
Advocates say providing free menstrual products in public schools is a health issue that needs to be addressed.
A strategy is developing to use centralized kitchens to replace processed food imports currently served in student meals with fresh, local ingredients.
The Legislature has money available for almost any policy initiative imaginable, and every member of the House and Senate is up for reelection.
A new court filing seeks to remove any reference to an alias from his police records. But it also lays out how a doctor at the facility figured out he was not who they thought he was.
Ranchers are fed up with waiting two decades for the departments of Agriculture and Land and Natural Resources to sort out legally mandated land transfers.
The department has asked the Legislature for millions of dollars to ramp up staff and keep essential services running smoothly while the pandemic takes center stage.
