A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Big Island of Hawaii early Saturday, followed by several aftershocks.

A Grand Canyon river guide just launched her rowboat from Monterey on a 2,400-mile solo voyage to Hawaii. Will she make it?

Hawaii just made history, becoming the first state in the nation to effectively ban dark money in elections. The new law takes a novel approach: rather than trying to restrict corporate speech, it

On Tuesday at around 4 p.m., first responders were notified that a 37-year-old man was unconscious on a section of the Kalalau Trail known as “Crawler’s Ledge.” This section

Governor Green will host Hawaii’s 2026 Hurricane Weather Outlook with the National Weather Service and emergency management officials, marking the start of hurricane season and encouraging residents to prepare now.

The Hawaii County Council unanimously approved a resolution Thursday that would adjust property tax rates, but not without a profanity-sprinkled protest from one member who claimed her competing proposal was “blocked.

Organizers said ticket purchases will support culinary education, local agriculture, workforce development, and sustainability initiatives.