When Spc. Corey Del Rosario first joined the Hawaii Army National Guard, he did it largely because other members of his families had served in…
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A new state law that went into effect Monday creates civil liabilities for being an extreme “Karen” in Hawaii. The new law allows for penalties…
Wildlife veterinarians have begun testing bird flu vaccines in marine mammals, which have suffered enormous losses in the ongoing global outbreak. The first trial, which…
Four Hawaii-based nonprofits have received new investments to strengthen their fight against hunger just as the state braces for the most sweeping cuts to federal…
While electric vehicles are becoming less attractive to own in Hawaii, availability isn’t expected to decline due to a recent pause by one company bringing…
Due to changes in criteria and the ongoing upheaval in the regulatory agencies overseeing their uses and approvals, getting an updated COVID-19 vaccination this fall…
High global import tariffs and federal government policy uncertainties are expected to keep Hawaii’s economy in slow-growth mode for the next few years, according to…
As of 5 p.m. Sunday evening, Kiko was located about 555 miles east of Hilo and about 750 miles east of Honolulu. The hurricane was…
Kiko weakened slightly Saturday morning but remains a major hurricane far from Hawaii in the Central Pacific, and forecasters expect it to significantly decrease in…
The lane closures on Nimitz Highway through 2030 for Honolulu rail construction are raising concerns not only about daily traffic but also about how the…