The U.S. Justice Department is telling elections officials nationwide they could be criminally liable if they make it possible for non-citizens to vote.

There are between 60 and 80 known unprovoked bites worldwide each year.

Ua ulu a nui loa ka makemake e aʻo i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, ʻaʻole naʻe lawa nā kumu no nā kula kaiapuni.

Former city employee, who helped steer federal funds to the hungry, is accused of deceiving the food bank into spending money that wasn’t there.

The U.S. East and Gulf coasts may get a break, but Hawai‘i and other islands are more in danger, climate scientists say.

Only 478 bikes remained as of the end of April, down from a peak of roughly 1,300 bikes soon after its start.

Ambitious financial aid program aims to reduce the doctor shortage in remote and underserved parts of the state.

Pablo Manlapit, who organized plantation workers for equal pay and an eight-hour workday, died in relative obscurity. Lawyers in Hawaiʻi hope to overturn his conspiracy conviction and elevate his place in history.

Members of the public had little opportunity to comment on the raises, which are paid for with their tax dollars.

What were Hawaiʻi legislators up to this year?