Hawaiʻi was one of just six U.S. states where the rate of road deaths in 2025 rose compared to 2024.

Residents are struggling to protect their homes from falling into the ocean without violating environmental protections that preserve the island’s iconic beaches.

Updated tallies are not yet complete but already eclipse those in 2024. Data show immigration arrests are increasingly likely to take place at ICE offices and at the state’s civil court houses.

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands is being sued over a relocation plan residents say is inadequate.

None of the 44 workers detained that day ended up seeking asylum. Their employer, a local janitorial contractor, has faced federal scrutiny before.

Local farmers and ranchers are eager to invest more in technological solutions to their real world problems, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.

The state is creating a relief fund to cover costs for some — and will consider tapping into a $200 million contingency fund.

The owner of the land tied to a former sugar mill wants to develop housing on the site but must make sure hazardous plantation-era remnants are cleared.

A 15-acre campus is expected to include a food bank, fruit trees, community kitchen, wastewater treatment center and more.

Ag tech company Symbrosia is scaling up production of its feed supplements for more environmentally friendly livestock production.