Hawaii Tribune-Herald

The public has until Oct. 24 to submit comments about proposed improvements to Waiakea Uka Park.

Scientists and residents alike on Thursday will celebrate the one-year anniversary of the current volcanic eruption of Kilauea.

The state’s proposals to introduce two insects statewide to combat invasive plants cleared another hurdle with two final environmental assessments finding the release of the two species will have no significant impact.

Police said Friday they’ll forward their investigation into the shooting of a Honomu couple’s horse to prosecutors for possible charges when their probe is complete.

The state Department of Education reported chronic absenteeism, or students missing 15 or more days of school, more than doubled for the state during the 2021-22 school year.

A draft environmental assessment for a planned University of Hawaii teaching telescope at Halepohaku predicts no major impact to the environment.

A visit in the early 1980s by astronaut and Kealakekua native Ellison Onizuka to Waiakeawaena Elementary School turned out to be a life-defining event for at least one student of the Hilo school.

Both the U.S. and Hawaii are headed toward a mild recession, according to a new report released today by the Economic Research Organization at the University of Hawaii.

A federal bill that would more than double the state’s annual funding for rapid ohia death abatement has exciting implications, say state researchers.

The Hawaii Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday over who has zoning jurisdiction on Maunakea.