The island’s homeless population increased by roughly 12% from 2023 to 2024.

In the trial starting Monday, the U.S. Department of Justice will question whether they were exposed to jet fuel and, if so, whether it was enough to account for their illnesses.

A new federal report, ordered after the Red Hill crisis, uncovered oversight weaknesses at hundreds of the military’s fuel storage sites.

Scientists, state officials and the Army Corps of Engineers are finding the burn zone may not be as toxic as initially feared.

The program has been operating out of a mobile van for about 35 years. Is it finally time for a more permanent location?

There’s agreement that the cost of water to users would rise but by how much is up for debate.

Opportunities for high schoolers to earn college credit have been growing in popularity, but Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students are participating at lower rates.

There are no state-credentialed American Sign Language interpreters living on Kauai, Molokai, Niihau or Lanai.

A monthslong sampling effort turned up elevated levels of copper and zinc but no sign of PCBs or arsenic.

For two years, the Navy said water test results indicated no problems. Now, officials are suggesting there is something in the water samples, but they don’t know what it is.