Corrections officials are asking for millions of dollars this year to hire dozens of health care workers to improve mental health services inside.

Lawmakers are pushing for the education department to create more hands-on and project-based learning opportunities for students.

New filings with the Federal Election Commission include major donations from real estate investors, gambling interests and Turo, the car share company.

Lawmakers are hesitant to move quickly on the sensitive issue and want a task force to come back in two years with a proposal for how to oversee Mauna ‘Ala.

Not only is an elected official’s health the public’s business, her colleagues are misunderstanding aging and dementia.

The state has become increasingly reliant on emergency hires in recent years, but educational leaders are split on what role they should play in schools moving forward.

New statements by Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke make “no sense whatsoever,” a local attorney says, and deserve an investigation free of conflicts of interest.

The lieutenant governor is only now reporting money she received four years ago as a bribery scandal continues to roil the Hawaiʻi Legislature.

The legislation may be getting a boost by the revelation that a state senator is struggling with mental decline.

Some of the Senate’s most powerful members are protecting their longtime friend. That’s not what the public wants or expects.