An anti-affirmative action group wants the school to end its policy of giving preference to Native Hawaiians. The school promises a vigorous defense.

‘Guardians Of The Deep’ took readers to the farthest tip of the Hawaiian archipelago.

A psychiatrist set out to find a 33-year-old Hilo woman who battles homelessness and addiction after a failed medical intervention.

It sends a message that the people’s voice doesn’t matter unless it aligns with a legislative chair’s priorities.

Only a third of educators in a recent survey said they felt well-prepared to integrate Hawaiian language, culture and history into their lessons.

The Hawaiian Humane Society’s ‘Īlio Explorers program allows volunteers to take a pup on a daylong field trip, which helps alleviate stress for shelter dogs and ready them for adoption.

Drowning remains a leading cause of death across the islands — even for locals.

Gov. Josh Green raised the possibility that the feds could take state land if Hawaiʻi doesn’t find ways to compromise.

New report says increases are expected primarily in areas such as food preparation, transportation and health care support — all lower-paying work.

Addressing the underlying trauma and substance abuse issues that many non-violent women offenders struggle with can put them on a better path — and save taxpayer money too.