Big Island NowNews
State agriculture and biosecurity officials report that a live male of the extremely invasive insect was discovered in the Kurtistown area on the Big Island.
West Hawaii TodayNews
The battle over opening the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument to commercial fishing has flared up once again — this time in the arena of regulations.
West Hawaii TodayNews
On a sunny Wednesday when the government, schools and banks had the day off, veterans and their families honored the men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces — both the living and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Maui NowNews
Today, the state Board of Land and Natural Resources voted to authorize the transfer of 318.25 acres of state lands in the Waiākea area of Hilo on Hawaiʻi Island from the Department of Land and Natural Resources to the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands.
KITV Island NewsNews
More than 600 sailors aboard the USS Michael Murphy returned to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam after an 11-month deployment. Families gathered to welcome them home after 346 days away, just
KITV Island NewsNews
The Big Island staple KTA Super Stores is celebrating 110 years of serving this community for generations.
KITV Island NewsNews
A live male coconut rhinoceros beetle has been discovered in a trap in Kurtistown, prompting state agriculture officials to launch additional searches for the invasive pest.
Honolulu Civil BeatNews
Danny Campogan went to jail for meth and firearms charges, before getting his act together. When grief showed up uninvited, he had to rebuild, once again.
Honolulu Civil BeatNews
Hawaiʻi was ground zero for smoking methamphetamine in the U.S. Today, it's the only place where meth is far deadlier than opioids — yet the state has been slow to act.
Honolulu Civil BeatNews
Methamphetamine was largely unknown in Hawaiʻi in the mid-1980s, when "ice" took the islands by storm, setting off a national panic. Four decades later, the state is dealing with the lethal consequences.
Honolulu Civil BeatNews
Over four decades, the losses piled up — prison, homelessness, illness, children taken by the state — and eventually, death. But the survivors would find sobriety.
Marietta Daily JournalNews
A popular Mexican restaurant chain has a new location coming to Avenue East Cobb, the mall announced.