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Hawai‘i DOE Wants $83,000 To Provide Data On Gender Equity In Schools DOE has recently stepped up its oversight of high school sports, but parents say they want more information on how female athletes are treated.

November 20, 2025 0

Hawai‘i DOE Wants $83,000 To Provide Data On Gender Equity In Schools

Feds investigate Hawaii DOE’s policies on gender identity, sports

January 17, 2026 0

Hawaiʻi Preschool Aid May Not Kick In This School Year After All The expansion of preschool tuition subsidies is part of the state’s strategy to increase access to early education, but some families are facing delays in receiving aid.

January 14, 2026 0

School Sports Fans Are Getting Meaner. Do Hawaiʻi Laws Fall Short? The recent assault of Moanalua High School’s assistant athletic director has sparked calls to better protect sports officials. Teachers say the DOE needs to do more to keep them safe, too.

January 14, 2026 0

IN TWO WEEKS: Hawaii School Fair to Bring Families and Schools Together

January 13, 2026 0

Facilities authority moves to speed classroom builds

January 10, 2026 0

Hawaiian Language Schools Grow As DOE Shrinks. There’s One Big Problem The state doesn’t have enough teachers to keep up with demand for schools taught in Hawaiian. Upcoming retirements are expected to add to the challenge.

January 5, 2026 0

More Hawaiʻi Students Are First-Time English Learners The number of Chuukese and Spanish speakers in DOE schools has been rising, while schools are seeing fewer students fluent in Ilocano and Tagalog.

December 30, 2025 0

Can Kamehameha Fend Off Admissions Lawsuit With Free Tuition? The state probate court must first approve a plan to make the school tuition-free starting in the 2026 school year.

December 30, 2025 0

GOVERNOR GREEN SECURES FEMA HOUSING EXTENSION FOR MAUI WILDFIRE SURVIVORS THROUGH FEBRUARY 2027

January 23, 2026 0

Man Saves Two Toddlers Who Wandered Into The Middle Of A Busy Highway

January 23, 2026 0

Kirstin Downey: Maui Properties Get State Money For Preservation Advocates want the Legislature to fully fund the Legacy Land program to save even more areas that are at risk from developers.

January 23, 2026 0

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.

January 23, 2026 0

Kauaʻi Security Guard Made Off With $400K. Police Still Haven’t Caught Him A former Loomis employee is accused of stealing cash from a truck that was making deliveries to three banks on the island.

January 23, 2026 0

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Sharktober: UH scientists confirm spike in tiger shark bites in October

January 23, 2026 0

BIIF soccer: Vik Queens win DI island title

January 23, 2026 0

Sports

Lady Daggers edged Kohala 51-47

January 23, 2026 0

Police ID man killed in Hilo traffic crash

January 23, 2026 0

Volcano Watch — What do small earthquakes beneath Kīlauea summit mean for the ongoing eruption?

January 23, 2026 0

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Hawai‘i DOE Wants $83,000 To Provide Data On Gender Equity In Schools DOE has recently stepped up its oversight of high school sports, but parents say they want more information on how female athletes are treated.

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Feds investigate Hawaii DOE’s policies on gender identity, sports

Hawaiʻi Preschool Aid May Not Kick In This School Year After All The expansion of preschool tuition subsidies is part of the state’s strategy to increase access to early education, but some families are facing delays in receiving aid.

School Sports Fans Are Getting Meaner. Do Hawaiʻi Laws Fall Short? The recent assault of Moanalua High School’s assistant athletic director has sparked calls to better protect sports officials. Teachers say the DOE needs to do more to keep them safe, too.

IN TWO WEEKS: Hawaii School Fair to Bring Families and Schools Together

Facilities authority moves to speed classroom builds

Hawaiian Language Schools Grow As DOE Shrinks. There’s One Big Problem The state doesn’t have enough teachers to keep up with demand for schools taught in Hawaiian. Upcoming retirements are expected to add to the challenge.

More Hawaiʻi Students Are First-Time English Learners The number of Chuukese and Spanish speakers in DOE schools has been rising, while schools are seeing fewer students fluent in Ilocano and Tagalog.

Can Kamehameha Fend Off Admissions Lawsuit With Free Tuition? The state probate court must first approve a plan to make the school tuition-free starting in the 2026 school year.

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GOVERNOR GREEN SECURES FEMA HOUSING EXTENSION FOR MAUI WILDFIRE SURVIVORS THROUGH FEBRUARY 2027

Man Saves Two Toddlers Who Wandered Into The Middle Of A Busy Highway

Kirstin Downey: Maui Properties Get State Money For Preservation Advocates want the Legislature to fully fund the Legacy Land program to save even more areas that are at risk from developers.

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.

Kauaʻi Security Guard Made Off With $400K. Police Still Haven’t Caught Him A former Loomis employee is accused of stealing cash from a truck that was making deliveries to three banks on the island.

Sharktober: UH scientists confirm spike in tiger shark bites in October

BIIF soccer: Vik Queens win DI island title

Lady Daggers edged Kohala 51-47

Police ID man killed in Hilo traffic crash

Volcano Watch — What do small earthquakes beneath Kīlauea summit mean for the ongoing eruption?

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