Concert in the Sky anchors Kauai’s July Fourth mix of celebration and care
Kauai is marking America250 with events that highlight the island’s layered history — from early Native Hawaiian stewardship to Western […]
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Kailua’s Fourth of July parade a tradition for 77 years
Every year, for more than seven decades, the Kailua Independence Day Parade has taken place like clockwork. Families start setting
NCAA’s new eligibility cap rule would have changed the game for UH sports
The University of Hawaii football team was entering the final month of the 2025 regular season, and head coach Timmy
UH volleyball player Finn Kearney transfers to rival LBSU seeking playing time
After two seasons and a national championship at Hawaii, Finn Kearney is ready for a bigger on-court role. The now
Distrust, uncertainty as Navy moves to reopen Red Hill well
As the Navy continues to move forward with plans to reopen its Red Hill well and reconnect it to its
Wyndham Clark hangs on to win second U.S. Open in 4 years
Wyndham Clark refused to stop thinking he could win the U.S. Open on Sunday in Southampton, N.Y. He recovered from
Bautista, Aina, Antonio give Mililani clean sweep of top All-State softball honors
A season like this is more than unique. What Hinano Bautista did as a junior hadn’t been done since 2010.
Secret Pentagon vetting under Hegseth blocked dozens of military promotions
WASHINGTON >> The Navy’s top leadership believed that Rear Adm. Stephen D. Barnett was by far the best choice to
‘Mr. Waianae’ established a culture that made the community proud
Decades after their football careers ended, former players still are following the lessons from “Mr. Waianae.” Larry Ginoza, one of
Wildfire risks, limited evacuation options worry Leeward Oahu residents
As the third anniversary of the Maui wildfires approaches, residents and officials along Oahu’s Leeward Coast worry that their community