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The Thirty Meter Telescope Is Still Alive — For Now Courtesy TMT International Observatory

The Thirty Meter Telescope Is Still Alive — For Now

The TMT project is back under consideration for federal support, but it must complete a final design phase without taxpayer assistance.

Makana Eyre: We Deserve To Know Who’s Challenging Kamehameha Schools’ Policy AP Photo/Mengshin Lin/2025

Makana Eyre: We Deserve To Know Who’s Challenging Kamehameha Schools’ Policy

It seems only fair that the process should unfold with full transparency.

The People Suing Kamehameha Schools Are Getting Death Threats Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

The People Suing Kamehameha Schools Are Getting Death Threats

One family in the lawsuit wants the courts to keep its members anonymous. KS wants their identities revealed.

Is Haleakalā The Next Frontier For A Telescope Standoff? U.S. Air Force

Is Haleakalā The Next Frontier For A Telescope Standoff?

Plans for several new military telescopes atop the mountain are drawing strong opposition. But protests over other Maui telescope projects in recent years have failed to have the same impact as the anti-TMT movement on the Big Island.

New Mauna Kea Authority Has Difficult Task Ahead — And Limited Time Cory Lum/Civil Beat

New Mauna Kea Authority Has Difficult Task Ahead — And Limited Time

University officials and some senators are concerned about the fate of astronomy on the mountain.

Hawaiian Royalty Burial Grounds: Lawmakers Punt On Oversight Woes Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024

Hawaiian Royalty Burial Grounds: Lawmakers Punt On Oversight Woes

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.

‘It Is Not A Fraud’: Schatz, Murkowski Blast Attack On Native Contracting Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2026

‘It Is Not A Fraud’: Schatz, Murkowski Blast Attack On Native Contracting

The two senators are leading a bipartisan push to protect the SBA’s 8(a) program amid the Trump administration’s ongoing effort to eliminate DEI initiatives.

Higher Luxury Home Taxes? State Eyes New Ways To House Hawaiians Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025

Higher Luxury Home Taxes? State Eyes New Ways To House Hawaiians

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands will need billions in additional revenue to provide homes for the roughly 30,000 Hawaiians on its waitlist.

50 Years On Kahoʻolawe: Inside The Journey To Rescue Hawaiʻi’s Target Island Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2026

50 Years On Kahoʻolawe: Inside The Journey To Rescue Hawaiʻi’s Target Island

The goal isn’t just to heal the environment, activists say. It’s to forge an island where Hawaiians can reclaim their culture.

Hawaiʻi Democrat Seeks Federal Review Of Native Hawaiian Contracting Program Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2023

Hawaiʻi Democrat Seeks Federal Review Of Native Hawaiian Contracting Program

U.S. Rep. Ed Case is walking a thin line between his longstanding concerns about the SBA program and his desire not to join in the Trump administration’s anti-DEI campaign.