State agency recommends revisiting liquefied natural gas
A state agency guiding Hawaii energy policy is recommending that Hawaiian Electric generate power on Oahu from liquefied natural gas […]
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Maui wildfire settlement clears state Supreme Court hurdle
Maui wildfire victims are closer to sharing a $4 billion settlement, possibly before the disaster’s second anniversary in August, after
Jerry Campany: Toiling mostly in the shadows, prep wrestlers will get their chance in spotlight
High school wrestlers toil in the darkness 50 weeks of the year, but now it is time for them to
State high court probes conditions of Maui wildfires settlement
Hawaii Supreme Court justices posed many exacting, and sometimes skeptical, questions Thursday to attorneys in a case pertaining to the
No. 4 Rainbow Warriors survive in 5
Unveiling kelly-green jerseys, the Hawaii volleyball team was dressed to thrill in a pulsating five-set victory over Stanford in SimpliFi
Number of HPD officers disciplined declined in 2024
Twenty-two Honolulu police officers were disciplined in 2024 for 19 incidents including fleeing the scene of a car crash after
Warriors have spring in their steps
The first practice of the Hawaii football team’s spring training brought new titles (running backs coach Anthony Arceneaux to offensive
Hawaii Marines train with new anti-drone fighting system
POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA, Hawaii >> Marines in Hawaii are testing out a new anti-drone fighting system as they prepare for
Trump’s order to cut federal funding sends shock waves in Hawaii
President Donald Trump’s orders to cut federal funding for a wide range of programs and nonprofit organizations has set off
Billy Hull: More support could be a factor for Wahine hoops team’s success
The official attendance for Saturday’s Hawaii women’s basketball game promoted as “Beeman’s Bigger Bash” ended up at 2,978 fans —