Former city prosecutor’s top assistants return to testify in public corruption probe

After years of trying, the state will spend $26 million to fix the aging Wahiawa Dam and acquire Lake Wilson.

While the Russia-Ukraine war is more than 12,000 miles away, a community on the Big Island's North Shore is helping bring peace to some Ukrainian families.

Family members and colleagues remembered former Public Safety Director Nolan Espinda on Friday as a principled man and a dedicated public servant who spent his life trying to improve Hawaii’s corrections system.

The twin sister of a missing Windward Oahu woman is asking for the public’s help in finding her.

Drawing inspiration from her family’s avocado tree, high schooler Sophie Chen decided to take matters into her own hands to tackle food insecurity in Hawaii.

A newly formed Super PAC has begun running negative ads featuring the local comedy duo “Da Braddahs” attacking Lt. Gov. Josh Green’s credentials as a physician.