Rumors and conspiracies are spreading too fast for emergency managers to keep up. This information chaos is slowing disaster relief and putting lives at risk.

Heat resilience workshops on the Big Island are offering tools to vulnerable populations to withstand the state’s increasingly common heat waves.

Hundreds of imperiled species, including endangered forest birds in Hawai‘i, could face greater threats from industry and development.

A housing development slated for West Hawaiʻi could provide much needed workforce housing. It could also put more stress on a limited freshwater supply.

As the islands brace for yet another hurricane, community members push for better management of albizia and other fast-growing invasive species that break easily.

Modern-day colonialism is enabling Trump’s deep-sea mining ambitions in the Pacific.

Requiring hurricane clips to prevent roofs from blowing off and other updates to the building code were hard-fought victories 30 years ago. Some are searching for more safeguards as cleanup continues on the Garden Isle.

Forest stewards say Honolulu’s tree canopy is natural infrastructure worth investing in with more extreme weather around the corner.

As the state recovers from multiple natural disasters, residents and officials are starting to talk about what needs to change to make the islands more resilient.

The brunt of storm damage was still being assessed on Kauaʻi. One person was killed on Oʻahu from a falling tree.