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Hawaiʻi DOE Spending More On Buses For Fewer Students Schools have fewer bus drivers than before the Covid-19 pandemic, but statewide costs for student transportation have increased.

November 13, 2025 0

Hawaiʻi DOE Spending More On Buses For Fewer Students

What’s Controversial? Teachers Grapple With Free Speech In Hawaiʻi Schools A parent’s complaint after a class conversation about Charlie Kirk highlights the larger challenges schools face in teaching government and current events.

November 10, 2025 0

UH Hilo gets $15M for improvements

November 9, 2025 0

Irwin, Kazama laud launch of new pilot program

November 8, 2025 0

Hawaiʻi Schools Chief Gets $45,000 Raise As His 4-Year Contract Is Renewed DOE Superintendent Keith Hayashi also could see his salary rise up to $400,900 by the end of the decade if he continues to get good performance reviews.

November 6, 2025 0

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DOE’s Top Leader Could Get Big Pay Raise Superintendent Keith Hayashi’s salary could increase 60% by 2029 under a new contract up for approval Wednesday.

November 4, 2025 0

Kamehameha Ending Scholarships For Students Attending Other Schools The Kipona Scholarship is Kamehameha’s third-largest external financial aid program.

October 30, 2025 0

Hawaiʻi Is Making A Big Push To Increase College Enrollment. Will It Work? A new program offers Hawaiʻi seniors guaranteed admissions to nine University of Hawaiʻi campuses, but advocates say more needs to be done if UH really wants to reach more disadvantaged students.

October 29, 2025 0

Viral Bullying Videos Are Sign Of Bigger Problem In Hawaiʻi Schools Social media is amplifying conflicts and normalizing bad behavior as teens film fights and post them online to draw hundreds of views and comments.

October 27, 2025 0

Water Restriction Notice Issued for North Kohala Customers

November 13, 2025 0

Pit Bull Protects Missing Child Overnight Until Rescuers Arrive

November 13, 2025 0

Hawaiʻi DOE Spending More On Buses For Fewer Students Schools have fewer bus drivers than before the Covid-19 pandemic, but statewide costs for student transportation have increased.

November 13, 2025 0

Bribery Case: Architect, 92, On Trial For Failed $20 Gift To City Worker An elderly architect tried to slip an employee what he called a gratuity. County prosecutors say it was a bribe. A judge will decide.

November 13, 2025 0

Honolulu Businesses Hurt By Rail Construction Find City Help Falls Short It took years for the city to set up a program helping businesses that were negatively impacted by rail construction. Now, that program is underutilized and insufficient, business owners say.

November 13, 2025 0

How Overhauling A Big Island Sewer Plant Is Energizing A Long-Stalled Park A lawsuit over a controversial wastewater system in Kona may finally lead to development of a new regional park.

November 13, 2025 0

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Input sought on DOT plan to add bus stops, bike lanes, charging stations

November 13, 2025 0

DKI Highway speed limit could be lowered to 55 mph

November 13, 2025 0

4 a.m. update: Restoration underway for South Kohala customers affected by Public Safety Power Shutoff

November 13, 2025 0

Lāʻau Love Fest to be Held Nov. 22

November 12, 2025 0

Hawaiʻi DOE Spending More On Buses For Fewer Students Schools have fewer bus drivers than before the Covid-19 pandemic, but statewide costs for student transportation have increased.

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What’s Controversial? Teachers Grapple With Free Speech In Hawaiʻi Schools A parent’s complaint after a class conversation about Charlie Kirk highlights the larger challenges schools face in teaching government and current events.

UH Hilo gets $15M for improvements

Irwin, Kazama laud launch of new pilot program

Hawaiʻi Schools Chief Gets $45,000 Raise As His 4-Year Contract Is Renewed DOE Superintendent Keith Hayashi also could see his salary rise up to $400,900 by the end of the decade if he continues to get good performance reviews.

DOE’s Top Leader Could Get Big Pay Raise Superintendent Keith Hayashi’s salary could increase 60% by 2029 under a new contract up for approval Wednesday.

Kamehameha Ending Scholarships For Students Attending Other Schools The Kipona Scholarship is Kamehameha’s third-largest external financial aid program.

Hawaiʻi Is Making A Big Push To Increase College Enrollment. Will It Work? A new program offers Hawaiʻi seniors guaranteed admissions to nine University of Hawaiʻi campuses, but advocates say more needs to be done if UH really wants to reach more disadvantaged students.

Viral Bullying Videos Are Sign Of Bigger Problem In Hawaiʻi Schools Social media is amplifying conflicts and normalizing bad behavior as teens film fights and post them online to draw hundreds of views and comments.

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Water Restriction Notice Issued for North Kohala Customers

Pit Bull Protects Missing Child Overnight Until Rescuers Arrive

Hawaiʻi DOE Spending More On Buses For Fewer Students Schools have fewer bus drivers than before the Covid-19 pandemic, but statewide costs for student transportation have increased.

Bribery Case: Architect, 92, On Trial For Failed $20 Gift To City Worker An elderly architect tried to slip an employee what he called a gratuity. County prosecutors say it was a bribe. A judge will decide.

Honolulu Businesses Hurt By Rail Construction Find City Help Falls Short It took years for the city to set up a program helping businesses that were negatively impacted by rail construction. Now, that program is underutilized and insufficient, business owners say.

How Overhauling A Big Island Sewer Plant Is Energizing A Long-Stalled Park A lawsuit over a controversial wastewater system in Kona may finally lead to development of a new regional park.

Input sought on DOT plan to add bus stops, bike lanes, charging stations

DKI Highway speed limit could be lowered to 55 mph

4 a.m. update: Restoration underway for South Kohala customers affected by Public Safety Power Shutoff

Lāʻau Love Fest to be Held Nov. 22

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