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Ka’eo Akana returns home to play for ‘Bows
With less than three weeks until spring training camp opens, the University of Hawaii football team is strengthening its 2025 ...
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Six Hawaiʻi teachers awarded with presidential honor
The recipients will receive a signed certificate from President Joe Biden, a trip to Washington, D.C. and a monetary prize.
TJ Maxx rival Ross shuts two locations in the same state as shoppers 'say goodbye' to iconic retailer
Shoppers were stunned to discover that two stores belonging to popular TJ Maxx rival Ross had closed their doors for good.
Final phase of state probe of Lahaina fire released
ANDREW VLIET / SPECIAL TO THE HONOLULU STAR-ADVERTISER An aerial view of destroyed structures six months after the devastating wildfire on Aug. 8 that destroyed much of Lahaina. The final phase of the ...
Crime and Public Safety
The stowaway snuck past a TSA ID check the night before Christmas Eve and wandered the airport allegedly barefoot before she ...
Win $5,000 through HMSA’s scholarship program. Here’s how
To mark its 20th anniversary, HMSA said it will award up to 20 students $5,000 scholarships each who demonstrate excellence in academics, athletics and community service. Students must meet the ...
Hawaii’s governor responds to deadly fireworks blast with proposed $300 fines, more prison time
The potential new measures include $300 tickets police could issue to those who shoot off fireworks and Class A felony ...
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Bid To Shut Down Hawaii Climate Lawsuit
The Supreme Court allowed Honolulu’s lawsuit against oil companies to move forward on Monday. The justices declined without ...
Strike at Queen’s is averted in final hours
STAR-ADVERTISER On July 9 nurses from The Queen’s Medical Center and Kapi ‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children held a joint informational picket along Punchbowl Street. 1 /3 STAR-ADVERTISER On ...
Struggling To Survive: Hawaii Residents Take On Debt, Think About Leaving
Money is tight pretty much all the time. So after paying their rent, Puaʻena Vierra and her wife rack up credit card debt for groceries, medical expenses and other necessities.