Why Hawaii Wants You to Stay Away From Deadly Tourist Attraction Queen’s Bath
Is the Queen’s Bath the deadliest tourist spot in Hawaii? Twenty-nine people have perished in
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Black Leopard Spotted In Africa, Tiger Spotted In India (photos & video)
Black Leopard Spotted In Africa, Tiger Spotted In India Two rare animal sightings have made
Double DUI offender ordered to pay $809,000 restitution
A judge on Friday determined a Kailua-Kona man is responsible for more than $800,000 in
Red Light Camera Bill Advances
A bill in the state Senate proposing a red light detector systems program overcame its
Liquor Control Department seeks to split investigator position
Most of the action at island watering holes happens at night and on weekends, so
Lead Cleanup Planned for 2019 at Kolekole, Hakalau Parks
Two Hawaii County parks north of Hilo, closed since 2017, could reopen this summer. Hakalau
Hawaii Ranks 50th in Nation School Breakfast Participation
Not enough students in Hawaii are getting the most important meal of the day. Less
Former Kamehameha Schools faculty member gets prison time for sexual assault of student
A Honolulu judge sentenced a former Kamehameha Schools faculty member to prison yesterday after he
Police Investigate Body Found
Hawai’i Island police are investigating the discovery of a body found off of the Daniel
HUD funding headed to Hawaii County to help families reach self-sufficiency
More than $66,000 is headed to the Hawaii County Housing Agency to help residents living
Hawaii Volcano Watch
Why do some Hawaii earthquakes occur so far offshore? Many of the earthquakes in Hawaii that extend
Kuleana Education Academy hosts students from Beijing, Shenzhen
A boy growing up in Kona and a boy from Beijing might not immediately seem
Taco Bell Worker Writes Feel-Good Messages In Each Take-Out Order
Taco Bell Worker Writes Feel-Good Messages In Each Take-Out Order A Taco Bell employee in
Environmental groups sue Maui over replacement streetlights
WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) — Two environmental groups are suing Maui officials over plans to replace
Moratorium on aquarium fishing passes first committee
A bill that would have abolished aquarium fishing in Hawaii cleared its first committee Wednesday,
Hu Honua sought waiver pending appeal outcome
Hu Honua Bioenergy will have to wait until the state Supreme Court rules on the
‘Tita Beamer Solomon,’ hula loea, dies at 92
“She was not only my mother. She was my best friend.” That’s how Malama Solomon,
March 14 Deadline SBA Loans
Businesses that suffered losses due to the Kilauea eruption have another month to apply for
Teacher Spots Child Riding His Bike On The Highway, Helps Him Save His Father
Teacher Spots Child Riding His Bike On The Highway, Helps Him Save His Father Teachers
Airport Construction UPDATE
Construction of a permanent Federal Inspection Station to allow for continued international arrivals beyond 2021