The repair bill could top $100 million, and that doesn’t include temporarily relocating lawmakers and state leadership.

It’s the second time the longtime employee has sued a Kauaʻi court official for sexual harassment.

Plenty of youth-oriented bills are still alive in the Hawaiʻi Legislature.

Roughly 1 in 5 students in Hawaiʻi were missing required vaccines last year. Doctors say that’s a growing health threat, but efforts to toughen state law are drawing intense criticism from parents opposed to vaccines.

The measures represent the biggest steps by lawmakers to crack down on illegal fireworks in more than two decades.

The caucus is a torch-bearer for Hawaiʻi youth issues. This year’s proposals are some of the most important yet.

Advocates have been asking for more disclosure and tougher penalties on lobbying violations for decades. They’re finally starting to get some of it.

Lawmakers will consider a bill to increase the state excise tax and wipe out the state income tax for most residents.

Clearly, the archives needs a new home. But experts worry it could end up too far from an important research center.

Just two days after two legislative committees said yes, legalization gets punted to next year.