A federal agency is closely scrutinizing the deteriorating wastewater infrastructure on the Big Island.

West Hawaii development permit requests are piling up after the Leeward Planning Commission has been unable to meet for six months straight.

Hawaii has quietly gone from one of most restrictive to one of the most open states in the country when it comes to cryptocurrency.

A fiery object seen over Maunakea last week is believed to have been the remains of a falling satellite, astronomers say.

As artificial intelligence grows more advanced, state lawmakers are pushing to regulate the controversial technology in Hawaii.

Hawaii County officials last week lamented a lack of resources for dealing with the island’s dangerous dogs, even as residents urged them to take action.

Two years after the demolition of the Papaaloa Gym, residents are asked to weigh in on a plan to improve the park where the building once stood.

What could be the first successful independent private commercial mission to the moon will take off next week with a small piece of Hawaii onboard.

UPDATED 5:25 p.m.

The state Legislature will be hangin’ loose today as lawmakers discuss whether to make the shaka the official “state gesture” of Hawaii.

The state of Hawaii could crack down on drinking and driving with a bill that would lower the blood alcohol content limit to 0.05%.

Homeless individuals could begin congregating in Hawaii County-authorized “Safe Spaces” in Hilo and Kailua-Kona under a new housing initiative.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is preparing to demolish the landmark Jaggar Museum.

A derelict Hilo property could be converted into retail and office space, despite disapproval from neighbors.