Hawaiʻi got lucky Tuesday, but we haven’t always been let off the hook — and may not next time.

Hawaiʻi is seeing an increase in complaints against lawyers accused of improperly using artificial intelligence programs to help produce documents, but the state court system has yet to take decisive action to address the problem.

Traffic was gridlocked and sirens blared every hour after a tsunami was generated by a massive earthquake off Russia.

Get the latest tsunami warning zone map, evacuation areas, preparation tips and more.

Local broadcast executives are sorting out major questions following federal funding cuts.

The dispute between two restaurants with the same name on the same block underscores a weakness in the state’s trademark system

Waiʻanae High School’s Marine Science Learning Center aims to connect students with their heritage and sense of place — and also address the region’s food insecurity, which is among the worst on Oʻahu.

The popular birdwatching spot in ʻEwa Beach had been closed, then reopened for barely a year before it was closed down again last August. Trespassing brings a hefty fine.

The state Department of Education told after-school programs to start the year as normal and is making contingency plans for if millions in frozen education grants are never awarded.

Community health clinics offer a window into how the state might be impacted by hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts expected in the coming years.