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Hawaiʻi Island is the only place in the state where a fee-simple house can still be had for less than $500,000. For the first six months of 2023, the median [...]

Spotting humpback whales in Hawaii can be a thrilling and rewarding experience. As these majestic creatures migrate to the warm waters of the islands during the winter months, there are [...]

August 1, 2023, 5:15 PM HST Update at 5:15 p.m. Aug. 1: The coastal flood statement for all of the Big Island issued during the weekend by the National Weather [...]

Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is ranked among the worst airports in the U.S. in a 2022 survey of airports by JD Power. That, in spite of much charm [...]

Many regarding historic preservation and archaeological sites have actually been unnecessary. While it is understandable that Kiersten Faulkner and Mara Mulrooney take their position advocating for important historic and archaeological [...]

Story Links HONOLULU – Hawai'i women's soccer head coach Michele Nagamine announced the addition of transfer midfielder Chaima Khammar Monday.   Khammar will join the program for the [...]

HFA supports clients in addressing the labor shortage by providing embedded services and prioritizing staff growth through training and career development programs. Photo: courtesy of HFA LLCQ&A with: Chad BuckFounder, [...]

Humpback whale mother and calf swim in Hawaii’s ocean waters. (Photo: NOAA) The sun-kissed waters surrounding Hawaii’s picturesque islands hold a secret that captivates locals and tourists alike — the [...]

Lock will share information on the six pillars of brain health – Be Social, Engage Your Brain, Manage Stress, Ongoing Exercise, Restorative Sleep and Eat Right. (Pexels) Participants can learn [...]

We’re not sure what it is, but Hawaii restaurants closures seem to be worse than normal, with problems including pest infestations that are resulting in sudden red “closed” placards at [...]

The public can weigh in next month on whether state regulators should approve the proposed 37% increase. After years of financial uncertainty, a ferry service that provides a vital link [...]

Story Links IRVINE, Calif.—University of Hawai'i men's tennis player Andre Ilagan was one of eight outstanding student-athletes across The Big West to receive the conference's annual Service and [...]

The Kahe Power Plant– located above where H-1 ends and Farrington Highway begins its path up the Wai‘anae Coast – this year celebrates the 60th anniversary of its first turbine [...]

Visitors to Hawaii can play a crucial role in protecting humpback whales and contributing to their conservation efforts. By practicing responsible and sustainable behavior, visitors can ensure that their interactions [...]

July 30, 2023, 3:15 PM HST * Updated July 30, 8:04 PM Seth K. Waltjen Update on July 30 at 4:43 p.m.:Hawai’i Island police report that a Hawai’i Fire Department [...]

* Last week Tropical Storm Calvin passed south of the Hawaiian Islands. It was the first tropical storm of 2023 that’s come close to Hawaii, which resulted in some heavy [...]

In a very mixed message last week, which left us confused, Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) said that June visitor arrivals were good, at 889 thousand. More troubling, however, was a [...]

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Story Links HONOLULU – The University of Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors began year two under head coach Timmy Chang with its first practice of 2023 fall camp [...]

Livingston “Jack” Wong says “putting our keiki in the center” is the key to running a successful educational institution. “I believe we have to do our best for our kids [...]

Everything you need to know about Kauaʻi’s most famous beaches and coastlines. From the truly picturesque Hanalei Bay on Kauaʻi’s northern shoreline to the postcard-perfect sands of Poīpʻu Beach down [...]

Sara Vogel, Hawaii CC Title IX Coordinator, is a Fulbright scholar for 2023-2024. For the past six years, Hawai‘i Community College‘s Title IX Coordinator Sara Vogel has supported survivors of [...]

Mahalo to Dagmara for sharing this striking Aloha Friday Photo with us. Dagmara’s photo was taken at Maui’s Wai’anapanapa State Park in August 2019. There are lots of places in [...]

In communication we had earlier today with Hawaiian Airlines, the company said that indeed schedule changes, as we suggested previously, will be required. Those are in order for the company [...]

The new law against hiring, supervising or contracting with relatives doesn’t apply to the Legislature or the court system. The Hawaii State Ethics Commission is delaying enforcing the state’s new [...]