Just days after the Queen's Health Systems signed a letter of intent to buy St. Francis West, a former St. Francis executive says he is leading a mainland group that wants to purchase both St. Francis properties. More>>
Mary Richardson Kennedy, the second wife of Robert Kennedy Jr., was found dead Wednesday in the home she and her former husband own in New York. She was 52. More>>
An unusual plant is starting to make a big stink at a Honolulu botanical garden. More>>
Hawaii's John John Florence, 19, has won his maiden ASP World Championship Tour event, winning the Billabong Rio Pro over Joel Parkinson. More>>
The University of Hawaii and BYU football game originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 29 in Provo, Utah has been moved to Friday, Sept. 28 with a 6 p.m. MT (2 p.m. HST) kickoff. The game will be televised More>>
Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie is on personal leave, visiting family in New York state. More>>
A thief burglarized the garage of Junior Seau's home days after the former NFL star's suicide, police said Wednesday. More>>
The Transportation Security Administration has promised to beef up security measures, but little has been done as the group works through the rulemaking process. A TSA official appeared before a House subcommittee Wednesday to explain why. More>>
More than 200 Marines and sailors are returning to Hawaii on Wednesday. More>>
A 1,527-foot tower used during the atomic age will be demolished May 23 at Nevada's National Security Site, formerly the Nevada Test Site. More>>
Hawaii's teacher union members begin voting this week on a contract they rejected earlier this year, despite warnings from the state that the agreement is no longer valid. More>>
A retired homicide detective accused of killing his wife appeared in a Kona court Tuesday. Daniel DeJarnette, Jr. allegedly murdered his wife nearly six years ago. More>>
Hawaii's biggest HMO and its biggest health insurer both report profits from the first quarter, signs of good financial health for the two nonprofits. More>>
CrimeStoppers and the Honolulu Police Department are seeking the public's assistance in locating Loida Wideman who was last seen on May 13, at approximately 9:30 p.m. leaving her residence in Waipahu. More>>