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.

Schools have fewer bus drivers than before the Covid-19 pandemic, but statewide costs for student transportation have increased.

A new state database shows crime is down in Honolulu and up on the neighbor islands. But the less populous counties had more success in solving some offenses.

The state is lagging on renewable energy despite its net-zero goal.

Farm and ranch workers made almost $22 an hour on average last year but still fell just below the state’s survival wage.

The state is looking at redistricting schools and closing campuses amid an ongoing decline in enrollment.

More households in the islands are paying fees to condo or HOA associations than previously thought, according to the latest Census Bureau data.

Public schools introduced flag football as an official sport last year to encourage more girls to participate in athletics.

The federal star rating for hospitals is designed to help patients and families make informed decisions about their health care.

Golf courses, big resorts and the Marine Corps Base on the Windward side of Oʻahu top the list of the state’s biggest water-hungry consumers.