The orchestra survived collapse, reinvented itself and earned state recognition. Now the funding needs to catch up.

Hawaiʻi lawmakers, even the progressive ones, have not embraced voting reforms including ranked choice.

Leonard Francis was alleged to have bribed hundreds of U.S. Navy officers, including many in Hawaiʻi. But few paid a price, one reason he hopes to be freed.

This is a story about hard places, some of them more difficult to visit than others.

A Honolulu Museum of Art exhibit explores how regular encounters with art — creating it or experiencing it — can stave off the ravages of aging.

The State Capitol’s failed reflecting pools are being transformed into communal art. Spoiler alert: It won’t be done this year.

The Hawaiʻi court system could have handled the Tommy Waters’ election dispute much better.

Puakea Nogelmeier has produced an epic translation of a Hawaiian historian who grew up in the king’s household.

After a cholera outbreak, it took 100 years to make it legal to sell unregulated and hand-pounded kalo again.

Hawaiʻi musicians confront extraction, exploitation and ownership in the age of AI music.