Two Senate committees Tuesday unanimously passed a bill that continues momentum for a proposed artificial intelligence institute at the University of Hawaii. A joint hearing…
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A small sample of once-loyal Hawaii visitors from Canada have written to Gov. Josh Green and Hawaii tourism officials that they canceled their latest trips…
The state Department of Education has launched a formal review process to assess whether some public school campuses should be consolidated, citing a steady decline…
A 66-year-old murder suspect, allegedly linked by DNA evidence to the 1977 strangulation death of a 16-year-old McKinley High School student, was released from the…
Temporary housing now serves fewer than half of all households affected by the August 2023 Maui wildfires, according to surveys aimed at tracking recovery from…
The House Committee on Judiciary and Hawaiian Affairs deferred a bill Tuesday that would broaden the current definition of a reported hate crime and push…
The state Department of Education is warning that repealing school impact fees — a move now under consideration by lawmakers — could eliminate a critical…
Honolulu police and prosecuting attorneys urge parents to monitor their kids’ online activities after 12 sexual assaults of children 17 years old and younger by…
Almost one year into construction at the Hilo Benioff Medical Center, everything is “on track” with the expansion of the main hospital and the East…
Ways to toughen legal penalties for those caught using illegal aerial pyrotechnics advanced during discussion of a Honolulu City Council fireworks-related measure earlier this month.…