Design to replace state Capitol reflecting pools is taking shape
Hawaii Supreme Court takes on appeal of HMSA case
A Hilo doctor’s lawsuit against Hawaii’s largest health insurer will go before the state Supreme Court.
Trust plans homes, hotels for 70 acres in Kona
A plan by the Lili‘uokalani Trust to develop nearly 70 acres in Kailua-Kona into a mixed-use community is moving forward but is still a long way off.
Halloween eve torrent left ruin in its wake
Wednesday marks the 20th anniversary of a Halloween Eve flash flood that sent a tsunami of mud, water and debris up to 8 feet high roaring through the University of Hawaii Manoa campus, damaging 30 buildings and tossing dumpsters and vehicles in its path.
Wilcox Medical Center honored for clinical excellence
LIHUE — Hawaii Pacific Health announced on Monday that Wilcox Medical Center has been recognized for clinical excellence in specialty services.
Healthy fall living in Waimea
Drones assist scientists’ discovery of new plant on Kauai cliffs
New Chinese warship makes stop in South Pacific
The Chinese navy recently sent one of its newest warships into the South Pacific as Beijing and Washington continue to compete for influence in the region.
The Kauai Bus is free on Election Day
KIUC receives AEE award for energy management
KIUC looking for 2025 board election candidates
Kauai Job Fair on Tuesday
Hawaii’s motorists are worst in the nation
Training by foreign troops increasing in Hawaii at Army ranges
Hawaiian Airlines begins merger-related layoffs
Hawaiian Airlines plans to eliminate 73 people from its 1,400 noncontract workforce in Hawaii and on the mainland in the wake of its recent merger with Alaska Air Group Inc.
Lane closures scheduled on Kauai
LIHUE — A number of road-related projects are on tap in the week ahead, as work crews look to finish off as many projects as possible in the final days leading up to the start of the rainy season on Friday, Nov. 1.
Palolo housing to receive $35M upgrade
A roughly 70-year-old public housing complex in Palolo Valley is slated for refurbishing two decades after being privatized and renovated under an arrangement touted as a state and national model.
City plans 124 percent sewer rate hike
A more than 124 percent sewer fee hike for Honolulu’s average single-family residential customer may be on the horizon, the city administration announced Wednesday.
Projected air seat declines underscore tourism softening
Man gets 4 years probation after judge says accuser lied
An Oahu Circuit Court judge Thursday sentenced a 32-year-old man — originally charged with attempted murder, robbery and gun charges for allegedly robbing and shooting at a Kaneohe gas station customer in 2023 — to four years’ probation on a charge of reckless endangering.