If you watched the first state championship game, you might have thought Hawaiʻi schools had always played flag football.

Ninety Hawaiʻi residents under 18, most girls, got married in the last decade. State Sen. Joy San Buenaventura says marriage can be beneficial for young people. 

Campbell High’s class action lawsuit has shown that female athletes in the state face real problems. We need help from readers to ferret out issues at other schools.

Hawai’i becomes the 14th state to officially sanction girls high school flag football as a varsity sport.

The value of these programs to Hawaiʻi is only underscored by Trump’s recent executive orders on diversity, equity and inclusion.

Like Drug Court, the initiative is designed to help nonviolent offenders navigate the justice system without going to jail.

Career-based education has rapidly gained traction in Hawaiʻi schools, but not all programs are attracting boys and girls equally.

Use Civil Beat’s searchable database to see how your school is doing when it comes to closing gender gaps in career preparation programs.

Prison officials hope the exercise room will boost inmates’ sense of well-being, telling them it’s “a step towards reclaiming your own strength.”

Despite what JD Vance may think, there is no direct correlation between parenthood and fitness to lead a country.