Private aid groups are stepping up to help rebuild homes lost in the 2023 wildfires at no cost to the property owner.

Limited communications and continued grief have made it more challenging for nonprofits to connect with survivors who could most benefit from their services.

The two lawsuits filed against Maui Prep come amid national debates around transgender athletes in school sports.

Maui wildfire survivors living or working in fire-damaged parts of Lahaina are more likely to show evidence of long-term exposure to harmful toxins, according to recent research.

Carlos Frate faces up to 10 years in prison for repeatedly using a Taser on a man who did not pose a threat.

Maui police provide more details and release body cam footage from the fatal shooting of an officer last week.

The lawsuit argues that Kapalua’s water shortages are not simply the result of less rainfall in the area, but rather Maui Land & Pineapple’s failure to maintain its water system.

The suspect was wounded in the Friday night shooting.

Suzanne O is one of only two female officers killed by gunfire in Hawaiʻi in many years and the first on-duty officer on Maui in decades.

A Native Hawaiian mother’s fight to keep her family in Lahaina despite soaring costs, mortgage limbo and investors eager to own a piece of Hawaiʻi.