The protesters say they are being vilified in an attempt to discredit the Mauna Kea movement.

A new “Smart Justice” report argues the public would be safer if people got help instead of punishment.

In rural areas, in particular, it can be hard to find alternatives for managing pain, as well as treatment for addiction.

A lack of programs throughout the state contributes to inability to participate in high-quality sports experiences for many kids.

Three years after news reports first surfaced questioning a lack of training, the state Department of Public Safety finally releases records confirming the lapse.

The census will determine revenues for many programs, including those that serve Native Hawaiians.

New census data shows that the poverty rate is down from last year but that Hawaii residents still struggle with the high costs of housing and other necessities.

The first respiratory illness appearing to be related to e-cigarette use has led a Hawaii minor to be hospitalized.

The Hawaii County mayor’s plan would make the University of Hawaii share management with other groups in an umbrella agency. Gov. David Ige says he supports the idea but many details must be worked out.

Protest leaders say the alarm bells went off when many sources consistently reported that a move to clear the road to the summit would happen this week.

New research shows hula dancing is as strenuous as basketball and is particularly effective in preventing cardiovascular disease among Native Hawaiians.  

Kris Robinson grew up in the same controversial religious sect as Gabbard. Now, he’s one of the top-paid vendors on her 2020 presidential campaign.