A retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and civilian contractor will spend more than seven years in federal prison after he was convicted on espionage charges.

After nearly voting to send the UH system president a resolution of no confidence, Mānoa faculty opted to censure him instead.

The city's “compassionate disruption” strategy does more to hide the houseless problem from tourists than it does actually solve the underlying problems that lead to houselessness.

Halawa Correctional Facility reverts to 19th century uniform practices.

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An examination of the costs and benefits of housing the U.S. military dispels the myth that Hawaiʻi would not survive without it.

Senate Republicans unanimously voted against a proposed constitutional amendment today that would, among other things, repeal Citizens United.

In the months since the spill, no lawsuit or fines have been levied against Matson and there is no word on when the company will be held accountable.

The ACLU of Hawaii is suing to have a pair of Hawai‘i County ordinances it says violates First Amendment rights taken off the books.