At Mauna Kea, ‘The Rock’ calls for ‘leadership with empathy’ to resolve TMT conflict

Internet crimes against kids surged during COVID-19 closures ― prompting a new warning to parents about online predators.

In a major development Tuesday that left even legal experts stunned, a Honolulu police officer was charged with murder and two others with attempted murder in connection with the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Iremamber Sykap in April.

The Fair Labor Standards Act was enacted in 1938. Back then, it was intended to prepare people with disabilities for the work force, but lawmakers and advocates call it discrimination.

A converted catering truck, painted eye-catching orange may be Hawaii's only mobile boutique. The Happy Hale is a store on wheels that's bursting with hidden gems.

The state’s vaccine incentive program is helping to drive up interest among young adults, the group with the lowest vaccination rates.

A local criminologist says there has been an increase in gun violence on Oahu and believes it’s likely tied to Hawaii’s drug crisis.