The Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency says two dozen new sirens will be installed by the end of the year.

Experts say it’s the first time they know of that money transfer records have been used to trace someone purely for reentering the U.S. illegally, in this case 17 years ago.

A female officer was shot and killed responding to a call of a man with a gun on Friday night.

Electric hydrofoils flying above our waters are becoming more common. Many pioneers of the sport in Hawaiʻi started out surfing human-powered hydrofoils at regular surf breaks.

Public companies have to report executive compensation and how that compares with median worker pay.

Women in remote and rural parts of Hawaiʻi have long struggled to access abortion care.

A decision to use solar air conditioning created costly maintenance issues and was an inefficient way to cool down sweltering classrooms, state auditors found.

Help us learn how Hawaiʻi residents deal with increasing temperatures.

Students are helping with summer research to measure temperatures at Hawaiʻi’s K-12 schools and set guidelines to prevent heat-related illness.

A law enacted five years ago was supposed to help loved ones and law enforcement get a court order to temporariliy take away someone’s guns. Only 10 petitions have been filed.