Nearly half of Molokai’s population lost their primary care physician in a state that has long struggled to attract and retain medical professionals.

The Air Force initially used to support telecommunications for the Apollo program but said in 2007 it didn’t need the land anymore.

A pair of solar plus battery energy projects will move forward on Molokai, pending the approval of state utility regulators.

Despite the painful history, many former Hansen’s disease patients have chosen to remain even after the government freed them from quarantine.

The former leprosy colony has reopened to sponsored visits from residents’ family and friends.

If they succeed, the residents would become the new owners of the seventh-largest landholding in Hawaii.

The FEMA program could help as the climate crisis worsens. But the public would have to know it exists and overcome outdated building codes and high property values.

The pandemic slashed Molokai air travel options. In a pinch, this airline executive gets Friendly Isle residents where they need to be.