Growing movement to block the $1.4 billion TMT project turns to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs for help.

Today we have a new generation of Hawaiians who insist on resurrecting the old gods and superstitious beliefs to oppress the common people.

The Thirty Meter Telescope will be the last new telescope constructed on Mauna Kea.

As protests intensify, Ige wants to pause for a week to talk with the stakeholders.

The University of Hawai‘i's effort to build a 30-meter telescope atop Mauna Kea begs the question, "When does Kānaka Maoli culture matter?"

Meanwhile, a longtime Hawaiian activist says his goal is to get "all of these observatories off the mountain."

The project is proceeding on faulty legal grounds, compelling concerned citizens to take the law into their own hands.

The action was taken to enable "legal access" to the Hawaii Island project site, says official.

The Thirty Meter Telescope project is at a flash point. So how does one bridge the apex when science slams head on into culture?

The $1.4 billion project is called a desecration of the mountain, which is considered sacred by some.