The final match of the inaugural Ka Mākou Kōnane Championship Tournament was played on the Papamū Kūpuna, one of six known remaining wooden Kōnane boards in existence.

New filings with the Federal Election Commission include major donations from real estate investors, gambling interests and Turo, the car share company.

The islands’ chief law enforcement officer asked for patience with her office’s investigation into who received the money. 

Records show firms associated with politically connected contractor Dennis Mitsunaga collected nearly $1.8 million for a Kapolei building that has never materialized. 

There will be no immediate relief by importing LNG, and maybe no relief at all.

In a public health crisis, Tobi Solidum saw a business opportunity, and his company made millions from a Honolulu-funded program. Now he’s at the center of a public corruption scandal. 

The consensus was not that artificial intelligence should be banned forever or embraced, but rather critically understood.

Direct primary care is a burgeoning business model that bypasses insurance. If widely adopted, it could lessen the state’s dire shortage of primary care doctors — or make things worse.

This election year, policymakers must be pushed to defend and invest in the arts rather than gut them.

The lieutenant governor is only now reporting money she received four years ago as a bribery scandal continues to roil the Hawaiʻi Legislature.