The Senate has only Tuesday to revive the contentious legislation. But a related court case remains in limbo.

Proponents say a state plan to help a well-connected maritime firm is needed to save hundreds of jobs.

The Senate Ways and Means chairman is threatening to kill 15 other bills in order to get senators to flip their votes and revive Senate Bill 1292.

Teachers, counselors and health professionals can be trained to deter teen suicide, but prevention is everyone’s responsibility.

One lawmaker says the bill was too complex to pass this year. But another says the political will still just isn’t there.

A groundbreaking bill to collect revenue from real estate investment trusts moves ahead, but a plan to tax vacation rentals falls short.

Bills on bail reform, inmate crowding and oversight of the troubled state public safety department are moving forward.

Concerns about different rates of increase and the impact to employer health care plans scuttled a deal.

Farmers now have the opportunity to participate in a national $22 billion industry.

The former Hawaii governor served from 1974 to 1986.